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  1. JabRef jabref.org

    Open source bibliography reference manager.

  2. Graphviz graphviz.org

    Visualization software for graphs and networks which uses a domain-specific DOT language.

  3. Zotero zotero.org

    Free tool to collect, organize, annotate, cite, and share research.

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  4. Vim vim.org

    An old terminal-based editor. For common plugins, check Vim Common Plugins.

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  5. Visual Studio Code code.visualstudio.com

    Microsoft's free & open-source editor, TypeScript friendly, VSCode Plugins.

  6. textlint textlint.github.io

    textlint is an open source text linting utility written in JavaScript.

  7. languagetool languagetool.org

    Style and grammar checker for 25+ languages. It finds many errors that a simple spell checker cannot detect.

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  8. Quarto quarto.org

    Compile R Markdown, and Jupyter Notebooks to PDFs, Slides and Websites. Supports R, Python, and Julia :bookmark: :link:.

  9. PlantUML plantuml.com

    Define UML diagrams instead of drawing them.

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  10. rmarkdown rmarkdown.rstudio.com

    R package to write R next to Markdown :bookmark: :link:.

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  11. Zettlr zettlr.com

    A markdown editor for the 21st century.

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  12. ZoteroBib zbib.org

    Online bibliography reference manager.

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  13. Vega Lite vega.github.io

    Define charts and more complex diagrams.

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  14. textidote sylvainhalle.github.io

    Spelling, grammar and style checking on LaTeX documents.

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  15. Panflute scorreia.com

    Pythonic alternative to John MacFarlane's pandocfilters.

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  16. Better BibTeX for Zotero retorque.re

    Enhanced BibTeX / BibLaTeX integration for Zotero.

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  17. Dennis Tenen and Grant Wythoff programminghistorian.org

    Sustainable Authorship in Plain Text using Pandoc and Markdown.

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  18. pandoc pandoc.org

    Haskell library for converting from one markup format to another, and a command-line tool that uses this library :bookmark: :link:.

  19. Write your dissertation in RMarkdown ourcodingclub.github.io

    Step-by-step guide on creating a complex pdf document, including text, figures, references, images, formatting, and more.

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  20. nbconvert nbconvert.readthedocs.io

    Convert Jupyter notebooks into reveal.js presentations, PDF, HTML, Markdown, reStructuredText and more.

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  21. MyST Markdown CLI mystmd.org

    Command-line tools for building scientific documents from MyST Markdown with citations, cross-references, and HTML, PDF, and Word output.

  22. MyST myst-parser.readthedocs.io

    Markedly Structured Text, a superset of CommonMark markdown with reStructuredText like features.

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  23. Mermaid Live Editor mermaid-js.github.io

    Define simple diagrams instead of drawing them.

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  24. mdformat mdformat.readthedocs.io

    Opinionated CommonMark-compliant Markdown formatter. Enforces consistent style (indentation, ATX headings, link references at bottom). Supports CommonMark by default, with plugins for GFM, tables, footnotes, admonitions, MyST, MkDocs, and more.

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  25. Manubot manubot.org

    Workflow for writing and publishing scholarly manuscripts with Markdown, persistent-identifier citations, and reproducible builds.

  26. Jupyter Book jupyterbook.org

    A static site generator which converts a collection of CommonMark, MyST markdown and Jupyter notebooks into a HTML website.

  27. Hunspell hunspell.github.io

    Command line spell checker.

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  28. Pandoc filters github.com

    List of addons to pandoc which implement extra features such as citations and cross-references.

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  29. Citation Style Language (CSL) styles editor.citationstyles.org

    Crowdsourced repository with over 9000 free CSL citation styles and an online editor to create new ones.

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  30. Writing scientific papers for ACPD using Emacs Org-mode draketo.de

    Detailed tutorial on authoring a paper by seamlessly integrating with LaTeX commands within Org-mode.

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