Laurenz's Blog

So far my blog has been exclusively about Typst, but today I felt like writing about something else.

People frequently ask when we will release a 1.0 version of Typst.

Typst’s math mode has a strange problem that most people using it will run into at some point: If you write f_i(x), you will get i(x) as the subscript instead of just i as you might expect.

Lately, I’ve been pondering the ways in which Typst’s layout model differs from TeX’s.

One thing that comes up from time to time, especially in the context of slide creation, is the idea of freezing state.

This blog post discusses some ideas about how we could make Typst simpler and more expressive.

In WYSIWYG tools like Word and Google Docs, users are accustomed to instantly seeing the results of their edits.

This blog post is about hypher, a fast hyphenation library for Rust.