To be honest, I shared the LaTeX documentation of ShareLaTeX with you because it is plain excellent. Right now, I'm finishing my doctoral thesis and compiling

To be honest, I shared the LaTeX documentation of ShareLaTeX with you because it is plain excellent. Right now, I'm finishing my doctoral thesis and compiling locally, because I'm without internet for long times due to travelling. Therefore, I scraped the docs to have a local copy. Am glad to see the praise for ShareLaTeX here, though. Especially due to their solutions with ridiculous error messages and their general approach. When I encounter a cryptic problem I switch from vim+vimtex to texstudio -- which usually helps a lot by providing an overview, syncing the logs to the occurrence, organizing them by severity and enhancing understanding by unfolding the log. The only difference between ShareLaTeX and overleaf I see, is SLs over-the-tops documentation. Kudos again and thanks. For general interest, my current LaTeX workflow is: * Write in vim + vimtex. * Switch on continuous compiling (that's like ShareLaTeX). * Using synctex to preview with zathura (lightweight pdf). + This is really nice, you can configure vimtex to it. + CTRL-Click into the (zathura) pdf focuses vim to the corresponding position + <leader>lv in vim jumps to the position in the pdf being open side-by-side in zathura. * In case of complex errors open texstudio * Save battery, use vimagic and be happy.