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Pandoc is an incredible command-line tool for converting documents between all manner of digital formats.
This 2-page cheat sheet provides you with common options and handy syntax for frequently used conversions.
Source: Cheat sheet: Pandoc
Pandoc is probably the best document conversion tool you’re not using. If you ever need to convert docs from one format to another Pandoc can handle it.
The power of Git, Docker, and continuous integration (CI) can be leveraged to makeTeX document compilation easy while keeping track of different variants and versions. On the top of these technologies, a flexible workflow can be developed to reflect successive changes in TeX documents in each PDF—versioned with a progressive number, document-v4.pdf, say.
Git, Docker, and continuous integration for TeX documents | Opensource.com https://opensource.com/business/15/12/git-docker-continuous-integration-tex-documents?sc_cid=701600000011kEYAAY
This makes me think about every time I hear someone say all we need for legislation/court documents/legal documents is Github. The workflow described in this article would indeed solve any number of document issues, but I can’t imagine in my world really using this.
mrzool/cv-boilerplate · GitHub https://github.com/mrzool/cv-boilerplate