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I personally much prefer using a local setup (editor+plugins+instantaneous compiling, etc), but of course collaboration is painful that way, especially given my
by itsmenow 9y ago
I personally much prefer using a local setup (editor+plugins+instantaneous compiling, etc), but of course collaboration is painful that way, especially given my collaborators much prefer web-based/shared work-flows. Just few days ago, however, discovered that I can use an overleaf project as just a git repo, then push/pull as I see fit. That is an amazing feature!... everyone get to work how they want. Hope that it stays included with the free version.
- Cyph0n 9y agoOh really? I used the web editor once but then switched to a local Git workflow. I'll look into Overleaf again then.
- paradite 9y agoYes. It's a feature "hidden" in the "share" button. I didn't know it first until my prof told me. I think overleaf should publicize this feature more prominently.