Sorry about that... to the best of my knowledge I was responding to a question about making study sheets. Not sure where the disconnect happened.
But FWIW I am a recent immigrant to lemmy.
Honestly, I did not know about latex@lemmy.ml when I made this sub (its funny, it doesn't appear in my search on lemmy.ca, but it does on lemmy.ml, even though I filter 'All' instances, maybe it is bugged). I would be down to merge the two subs if needed.
That communities looks like its from a few years ago, and not active. I just subscribed to both though :)
Maybe this isn't relevant, but a couple of days ago I created !tex_typesetting@lemmy.sdf.org. I used to hang out on r/LaTeX but since my main interest is plain TeX I thought I'd make a place for all TeX formats and not LaTeX specifically. It's not intended as a replacement for anything though.
I haven't abandoned Reddit but I am very much looking forward to trying out alternatives. I'm totally fine with having both available for now.
thanks for using Leebra!
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I would use a data manipulation language like R or Python with Quarto to generate the LaTeX programmatically. Then the document generation gets separated from the template design. Quarto is a system for generating LaTeX and HTML and docx files. R currently has more data rendering packages than Python, but either can probably do it.
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