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Wouldn't it be cool if DEV could render LaTeX?

Ben Halpern on March 09, 2020

Oh neat, you can. c=±a2+b2 c = \pm\sqrt{a^2 + b^2} c=±a2+b2​ Here's the code to produce that snippet: {% katex %} c = \pm\sqrt{a^2 + b...
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Andrew (he/him)

(ωοwtαtsamazing) \int\left(\frac{\omega \omicron^w}{\mathit{t}\hbar \alpha t'^s\cdot a_ma\mathbf{z}ing}\right)\int
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Ben Halpern

Ha!

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Daan Wilmer

Cool to see that

LaTeXSupported Features\text{\LaTeX} \in \text{Supported Features}
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Basti Ortiz • Edited

👏👏👏

What a great feature! Thanks, @maestromac .

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Mac Siri

No problem 😊

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Swastik Baranwal

OMG! Fabulous!

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Martí

Lemme see if it works...

{% katex %}
c = \pm\sqrt{a^2 + b^2}
{% endkatex %}
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hello $$\alpha=4$$ testing inline equation
testing double dollar notation

$$\text{This would be amazing}\longrightarrow \sqrt{x}$$
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Martí

Ah crap without code block?

c=±a2+b2 c = \pm\sqrt{a^2 + b^2}
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Martí

Does this work? $$\text{This would be amazing}\longrightarrow \sqrt{x}$$

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Martí

Ah I see

So inline equations not supported... still great! \text{So inline equations not supported... still great!}
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Ben Halpern

Interesting...

Is that fully inline, so $$x^2$$ automatically becomes...

x2 x^2

?

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Michel Renaud

Damn... I haven't used LaTeX since the mid-90s. :)

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Ben Halpern • Edited

Charts would also be really cool. Comments in this thread have some good ideas on that matter...

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Binyamin Green

Cool!

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cartman

test equation

c=±a2+b2eiπ+1=0 c = \pm\sqrt{a^2 + b^2} \\ e^{ i \pi } + 1 = 0
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Sharad Raj (He/Him) • Edited

🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 Holy Moly

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jeikabu

LaTeX was a major part of my stint in academia. Have something of a love/hate relationship with it, but this is a welcome feature, nonetheless.

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Ganesh Prasad

Cool stuff

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Ali Sherief

Thank you! I was scratching my head wondering how to do this. This will enable math-related articles to be posted here.