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      <title>✍🏼 Let&#39;s report something with Typst</title>
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      <description>Typst for developers Typst is a CLI tool that allows you to convert markup code (*.typ) into PDF pages. Or SVG or PNG if you prefere.
In many ways it is an alternative to LaTeX and is well suited to write complex documents in a simple fashion. As the examples on typst-website show it&amp;rsquo;s a great candidate for papers, invoices and even books.
For some of my client projects I regularly face the need to implement reports.</description>
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