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ShareLaTeX

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ShareLaTeX
A demonstration of a ShareLaTeX document
A demonstration of a ShareLaTeX document
Developer(s)ShareLaTeX
Engine
    TypeWeb application
    LicenseAGPL v3[1]
    Alexa rankDecrease 28,588 (April 2019)[2]
    Websitewww.sharelatex.com

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    ShareLaTeX was an online LaTeX editor that allows real-time collaboration and online compiling of projects to PDF format.[3]

    In comparison to other LaTeX editors, ShareLaTeX (now Overleaf), is a server-based application, which is accessed through a web browser. A publicly maintained instance of ShareLaTeX is available at sharelatex.com, and the software to run a personal instance of ShareLaTeX is available under an open-source license.[4]

    On July 20, 2017, ShareLaTeX was acquired by Overleaf.[5] Overleaf plans to continue ShareLaTeX under the brand Overleaf v2 which was in beta testing up until the 4th of September 2018.[6] The domain name "sharelatex.com" now redirects to a connection page for Overleaf v2.[7]

    Features[edit]

    Sharelatex follows the freemium pricing model, with the freely-hosted accounts and the open-source version offering the following features:

    • Private and public projects
    • Real-time collaboration between private collaborators (maximum 2 collaborators per project)[8]
    • Spell-check
    • One-click compilation to PDF

    On the other hand, the paid plans come with the following additional features:

    • Track Changes
    • Dropbox synchronization
    • GitHub synchronization
    • Document history
    • More collaborators per project (number ranges depending on chosen plan)[8]

    Under the flagship of Overleaf v2, the new platform also offers the Rich Text mode — where source code of inline/displayed math, sectional titles, figures and ordered/unordered lists are rendered as graphics during editing. The collaborative editing interface is further expanded to handle comment resolution and change approval as well. [9][10]

    Technical architecture[edit]

    ShareLaTeX uses Node.js written in CoffeeScript — with data stored in MongoDB and Redis.[11]

    ShareLaTeX is able to integrate R. It has integrated the Knitr package. [12]

    References[edit]

    1. "overleaf/LICENSE at master · overleaf/overleaf · GitHub". 2020-03-12.
    2. "Sharelatex.com Site Info". Alexa Internet. Retrieved April 5, 2019.
    3. http://linuxec.es/2013/12/sharelatex-estupendo-editor-latex-en-la-nube/[permanent dead link]
    4. "ShareLaTeX is now open-source!".
    5. "ShareLaTeX Joins Overleaf".
    6. "Overleaf v2 FAQ".
    7. "ShareLaTeX, Online LaTeX Editor".
    8. 8.0 8.1 "Plans and Pricing - ShareLaTeX, Online LaTeX Editor". www.sharelatex.com. Retrieved 2017-09-24.
    9. "Overleaf for Authors". www.overleaf.com. Retrieved 2019-07-14.
    10. "The Definitive, Non-Technical Introduction to LaTeX, Professional Typesetting and Scientific Publishing". Math Vault. 2015-09-05. Retrieved 2019-07-14.
    11. "About us".
    12. "Knitr".

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