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You can use VSCode as LaTeX IDE and git to sync to overleaf... Which costs slightly less than $20M
by angrais 6y ago
You can use VSCode as LaTeX IDE and git to sync to overleaf... Which costs slightly less than $20M
- arachnid92 6y agoMy thoughts exactly. I'm currently working on a paper together with an older professor who barely manages to use Overleaf, and this is how I make it work. I keep my copy of the paper on my personal remote git repo. On my local workspace, I keep a clone of that repo with an additional branch tracking the Overleaf version. Then it's just a matter of merging branches whenever any of us make changes. She gets to enjoy the convenience of using Overleaf and I get to keep using VSCode and all my extensions without hassle.