Some TeX Developments

The ltx-talk class has now reached v0.6, and we recently ran a workshop at DocEng’26 focussing on accessible presentations using ltx-talk.

The achemso package has provided the standard BibTeX styles following the American Chemical Society (ACS) guidelines since before I started using LaTeX.

I’ve just sent the first (v0.1.0) release of ltx-talk to CTAN.

ConTeXt has traditionally had a somewhat different distribution approach to other TeX code.

I talked a little while ago about work that the LaTeX Project team are doing on creating tagged PDFs automatically from ‘standard’ LaTeX sources.

We launched learnlatex to provide high-quality teaching of core LaTeX concepts with interactive examples.

When the LaTeX Project team took over maintenance of LaTeX from Leslie Lamport, LaTeX2e was planned as an intermediate release to resolve immediate issues with the then-current LaTeX2.09.

The latest release of LaTeX went to CTAN on Friday, and moves us forward in truly automatic tagging for PDFs, particularly for mathematics.

The LaTeX Project have been working for about 4 years now on creation of automatically tagged PDFs from (more-or-less) unmodified LaTeX documents.

Controlling expansion has been a key part of expl3 from day one.