> > Personally I was driven to TeXmacs from the development side more than use. I > still think is a nice platform to hack on. It could be that other people > feels the same. > personally i am on the "use" side and not on the development side the "use" side is professionnal for me : TeXmacs is the tool with which i work (maths lessons via zoom) but i am really limited now i want to improve my skills on : - creating macros - linking python and TeXmacs - looking for a way to create great curves with the same quality as MatPlotLib or the same efficience as Sage for example, but within TeXmacs - adjusting some parameters (size by default of inserted pictures, of inserted "drawings" etc) sometimes i find great help on the forum which i try to follow but alone in front of my screen i confess it is very technical and difficult i know a lot is explained in th Jolly Book that i will buy, first by respect to Joris' work, as soon as i can
but what i would really need is : - maybe a youtube channel for beginners with explanations from the beginning about the points written above, something very gradual, like a mooc - or a seminar somewhere in France sometime, really more difficult to organize i share this, in order to know if others may have the same demand maybe that's not the right forum to ask it ? Vincent _______________________________________________ Texmacs-dev mailing list Texmacs-dev@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/texmacs-dev
