Research Workflow Guidebook
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Step 2

Write in VS Code

Open the whole project, establish the daily writing loop, add mathematical content, and manage citations.

Core path

  1. Open Project Folder

    Open the seed-document example folder in VS Code, then build and preview the manuscript.

  2. Settings

    Check LaTeX Workshop shortcuts, user settings, and auto-build options in VS Code on Windows.

  3. Snippet

    Compare common LaTeX patterns with their VS Code snippet definitions.

  4. BibTeX

    Manage references in a .bib file and cite sources from your manuscript.

Optional guides

  1. Shortcuts

    Review the Command Palette and basic VS Code shortcuts on Windows, plus LaTeX Workshop's @ completion examples.

  2. Set up LaTeX snippets

    Open the LaTeX user snippet file in VS Code on Windows, add the definitions you need, and check what they insert.

  3. TeXBB

    Use TeXBB on Windows for mathematical notes, LaTeX PDF previews, and BibTeX references.

  4. JabRef

    Install JabRef on Windows and open your project's .bib file to manage references.

  5. Sync Your VS Code Setup

    Turn on Settings Sync with GitHub in VS Code on Windows to synchronize your setup with another Windows PC.

  6. Generate a redlined PDF

    Use latexdiff on Windows to compare two TeX files and compile a redlined PDF.

Stage completion

Confirm the writing loop

You are ready to continue when you can edit the manuscript, rebuild the PDF, preview the result, and resolve a citation.

Continue to Manage with GitHub

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