War jahrelang von #LaTeX überzeugt. Aber nachdem ich meine ersten Dokumente mit @typst geschrieben habe, glaube ich, dass hier erstmals ein würdiger Nachfolger aufgetaucht ist. Ich bin regelmäßig überrascht, wie einfach Sachen gehen, die in LaTeX eher umständlich waren. Und kompilieren geht so schnell.

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@jarrodu You accumulate the right to participate in dividends, trade and asset sales, and IPOs over the course of your employment. Google VSOP for more details (or ask us during the interview!)

@n0toose Does not actively count against you, but of course a Typst CV awards brownie points 😊

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The Snap for Typst 0.13.1 is now available.

Run Linux and low on battery? Download our patch release 0.13.1 for a fix where `typst watch` consumed more CPU than necessary. This release also fixes some HTML export bugs:

https://typst.app/docs/changelog/0.13.1/

☎️ Join us later today for our coummunity call! ☎️
Learn what we're working on and get answers. Two community members will join us with talks on Typst in Nix and ERPs. Dial in on Discord at 5pm CET, 11am ET, 8am PT using the link below:

https://discord.gg/DARgn8RV?event=1341075095837348003

Add just a little spacing to your em-dashes and prevent them from breaking without the words around them with this show rule one-liner👇

Original idea and explanation on https://www.flother.is/til/typst-em-dash-show-rule/

#typst

@vanilla_extract lemme fix us not following this account!

"don't be sad, use Typst"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1uoOgL_Dp4

@l0drex Things that work without JS (like <details>) can be created with #html.elem in 0.13. JavaScript is more nuanced. There‘ll likely be multiple output "trust" levels in the future.

If you want to learn more about the release and how to migrate your documents, take a look at our blog post on https://typst.app/blog/2025/typst-0.13/. We’ve also made a video about the changes in this release if you want to see us in motion: https://youtu.be/3OrrMzOCXfY

And finally, take a first look at HTML export: With it, you can export a website from the same source code as your PDFs. HTML export is currently incomplete and experimental. It is only available on the command line, behind a feature flag.

Outlines look better out of the box and are more customizable: Subsections are now indented, and leaders are more spacious. We also made outlines easier to customize.

In Typst 0.13, each function that accepts files can accept data, too. And the image function can now receive raw, unencoded bytes. That means that you (and the packages you use) can code visualizations directly in Typst!

Another peculiarity was that it was hard to write a single non-italic letter in math mode. In this update, we have done some work behind the scenes to lift this annoying limitation. Quotes now produce upright text, always.

Previously, when using first-line indent in Typst, the first paragraph would not be indented like the others. That’s standard in English, but other languages indent all paragraphs. With Typst 0.13, you can now configure this behavior.

Typst 0.13 releases today! This update is all about listening to feedback. Read on to find out which of the most highly anticipated changes we made.

@secana thank you, hope it went smoothly!