fredguth

I would use pandoc and convert to pdf using typst:

```

pandoc input.html -t typst -o output.typ

typst compile output.typ output.pdf

```

I totally agree. I have written in LaTeX extensively and Typst is a game changer and a life saver. The community is also a plus. I love it and I will never go back to TeX.

Today I Learned the power of LATERALs... thanks. :-)

RxDB is the OG? I thought it was PouchDB.

Oh no… that is just every marriage.

I would add Catedral Metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro.

Same here. I just wished OP pointed to an example repo with a minimum working example.

What is the encoding of the text file? UTF8, windows-1252?

What is the decimal delimiter “.”, “,”?

Most csv users don’t even know they have to be aware of all of these differences.

Animator was the name of the first animation software I used in 94.

Interesting to see ObservableHQ making strides towards dashboards, similar to what Quarto and Evidence are doing.

Observable Notebooks reactivity feels intuitive, much like spreadsheets, but the lack of self-hosting options is no-go Drawback in my work context.

The latest version has Typst support and allow producing pdf files much faster than any LateX distribution. Even with a complex template it compiles almost instantly and you can see the final pdf changing while you are typing.

Is the default template not small and fast enough for you?

It generates html in a folder and afaik it the file is self-contained, i.e. it includes in the html all 200-ish lines of js it uses, no external dependencies.