[07x02] How to Use Markdown and LaTeX in Pluto Notebooks 

I srsly love u, what can i say, 5 days and finally you teach me how to do it, thx so much.

Hey, i just wanted to thank you for the amazing work you do. I essentially owe to you half of all the things i know about Julia and its packages. Thanks to you, i was able to prove to my teacher that using Julia is a really good practice instead of using Python. It really rubs me the wrong way that you get so little views. But you gotta know for sure, all of those views are from a people who can now be a better Julia(and maype cpp considering your cpp videos) coders. We dabble.

so glad you made this video! Pluto makes it so easy to take my notes! you're awsome

Really high quality Pluto tutorial 👌.

Customizing Pluto's interface through the inspector is so smart! I'll be sure to use this from now on :)

Thanks!

You can have multiple notebooks running at the same time if you open them in a different tab. This can be done easily by right-clicking the Pluto logo and selecting "open in new tab", which will allow you to open another notebook. At 13:00 (and at 22:40) when you click on the Pluto logo to go back to the "Welcome" screen, you can see that the "Stunning_creation_1.jl" notebook is still running (it has a small X next to it that allows you to stop the notebook if you want). Notebooks will stay running while the Pluto server is running, unless you close them individually. If you save your notebook using the "Save notebook..." area, then the Pluto server will display the name of that notebook file instead of an auto-generated name like "Stunning_creation_1.jl".

thanks man❤

Un gran canal. Doggo, un gran profesor. Gracias. Para ecuaciones alineadas en el caracter = md""" ```math \begin{aligned} x &=y-1\\ -x+y &=-5 \end{aligned} ``` """ No se si hay una forma más simple. Gracias de nuevo. Son de gran calidad los videos de Doggo.

Thanks!