How to write papers in LaTeX: from beginner to pro in one video

This comprehensive guide teaches you everything you need to know, from getting started to becoming a Latex pro 🚀. Learn LaTex in one video or use this as your reference guide when writing scientific documents, ✅. Perfect for all levels: Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your skills, this tutorial will empower you to take your Latex skills to the next level 📈. Download a free Latex template to get you started https://federicotartarini.github.io/docs/latex/from_zero_to_hero Learn everything about Latex. This in-depth video covers • why and when you should use it; who you should use it, • installation and set-up • basic syntax • figures, tables, and lists • document structure, chapters, text formatting, and page numbering • mathematical equations • values and units • cross-referencing and hyperlinks • nomenclature and glossary • bibliography and citations • display source code • export variables from Python • flowcharts, timelines, and diagrams • version control and git • how to use Overleaf and connect it to GitHub • even troubleshooting tips 🛟. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more video. Leave a comment below with your Latex questions. ⚠️ Join my channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRjhrVMfeAurqHm4BnTNgyw/join 🙏 Support my channel: • via Stripe: https://buy.stripe.com/6oEcPK28pfgt4b6cMM • using PayPal: https://paypal.me/FedericoTartarini • on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/federicotartarini • by buying me a coffee ☕ - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FedericoT ✅ Let's connect: 🌍 My website - https://federicotartarini.github.io/ 💻 GitHub - https://github.com/FedericoTartarini Twitter - https://twitter.com/FedericoTartar1 LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/federico-tartarini/ 📝 Useful notes: https://federicotartarini.github.io/docs/latex/from_zero_to_hero 👨‍💻 Source code: 🎥 Content of this video: 00:00 - What you will learn 02:45 - Description of the video content 06:25 - How to install LaTeX 09:25 - How to create a project 12:33 - Document structure 17:40 - Compile document in Visual Studio Code 19:06 - LaTeX syntax 26:50 - Add title, author, and date 30:30 - Text formatting 32:41 - Chapters, Sections, Subsections, and Paragraphs 35:16 - Handling compilation errors 39:30 - Basic tables 45:00 - Convert a Pandas dataframe to a LaTeX table 51:20 - Figures 55:00 - Figures placement 56:36 - Page size and margins 58:10 - Add placeholder text with lipsum 1:00:20 - Subfigures 1:04:30 - Wrap text around a figure 1:09:00 - Endfloat to move figures and tables to the end 1:09:40 - Tables of contents, List of Figures and Tables 1:13:10 - Lists 1:16:00 - Version control with Git 1:24:30 - Advanced LaTeX commands 1:26:00 - Math Equations 1:29:30 - Values with units 1:36:00 - Cross referencing 1:38:00 - Clever referencing 1:42:00 - Input and include commands 1:50:45 - Page numbering 1:53:00 - Hyperlinks 1:55:30 - Nomenclature 2:01:22 - Glossaries and Acronyms 2:07:36 - Bibliography and citations 2:13:09 - Export the bib entry from Zotero 2:14:50 - Display source code 2:22:15 - Share variables from Python to LaTeX 2:29:40 - Flowcharts and diagrams 2:33:00 - Push the code to GitHub 2:35:29 - Sync GitHub with Overleaf 2:41:00 - Commend and revision 2:46:10 - Mark/track changes 2:49:20 - Count words 2:54:00 - Journal formatting 2:01:22 - Share your document to GitHub 🔣 Keywords: #latex, #learnlatex, #latexforbeginners, #latexbasics, #latexguide, #howtolatex, #createdocumentswithlatex, #latexforstudents, #latexforwriters, #latexequations, #latexformatting, #overleaf