@agowa338 @pandoc if this is a risk you’re concerned about, then self-host this open-source system so that you have control of when code changes are applied, and spend the effort to audit each patch before upgrading Or continue to run pandoc locally

I think this is the first time I used #Typst “in production,” namely to produce the final version of my three-page abstract for #UndoneCS.#TeXLaTeX needs 4.81 s to produce a PDF. Well, this is with XeTeX; it’s recommended that you use LuaTeX now, so make this 6.44 s.Typst needs 1.18 s (M1 MacBook Air, otherwise identical #Pandoc pipeline).I’m more motivated than ever to add Typst support to my little pandoc-lecturenotes package, so that I can start the new semester without LaTeX!

Pandoc in the browser, with a friendly interface. This app is a web-assembly version of pandoc, the documents never leave your computer:https://pandoc.org/wasm-demo/convert.html#pandoc #wasm