Getting Started with Typst - Some Basics (S01E02)

In this video, I explain how to do several basic commands in typing a paper with Typst. Rather than use a template, this video shows how to make a paper, insert figures, tables, equations, and citations as well as label and reference that content.
I am not, in any way affiliated with Typst development and am simply a new user of this tool. I have much to learn and hope to become more proficient through the generation of this content.
Typst's online editor can be accessed here:
typst.app/
See more videos, code, and early access at:
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Typst documentation is here:
typst.app/docs/
Please leave comments and ideas for future videos as this will help me target content of interest and learn along with you.
0:00 Introduction and Dashboard
2:00 Typing Headings, Content, and Outlines
5:30 Figures
10:19 Tables
17:06 Equations
23:44 Citations
27:40 Title
30:08 Authors
37:33 Abstract
39:53 Page Size, Margins, Numbering, Header
43:17 Additional Text Customization
46:43 Closing Remarks
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[@WaynsEthanEdwards]

Nicely done. Well structured and informative...
Great video!

[@BamDone]

Much appreciated!

[@MaxJM711]

This couldn't have come at a better time! I'm thinking about using Typst to write my thesis, and this is exactly what I needed, awesome vid man!

[@nyverinorlyth9555]

Great work, will be sharing this around

[@gorkalandaburu23]

Great intro video. Thanks!

[@roku1]

Great video. p.s. Instead of "upright(d)x" in the integral, use "dif x". The former doesn't produce the correct spacing.

[@BamDone]

Dang! Wish I saw this before I recorded the next video. That’s awesome. I updated the upcoming example online. But the video is already scheduled. This is a good way to do it. Thanks for the comment!

[@thebigc1462]

Thank you for this video! Great first access for someone more used to LaTeX. Are you planning on making any more Typst tutorial videos? Thanks

[@BamDone]

Yes. I will be releasing more soon. Stay tuned. I have more planned. I think I can get one made every three weeks (that’s my goal at least).

[@thebigc1462]

@@BamDone Great, thanks a lot for your service

[@adrian86.]

Gracias por tu tiempo amigo. Quisiera saber si hay una forma en typst para alterar la fuente sólo de los digitos numericos.
#set text(font: "TeX Gyre Heros")
#show math.equation: set text(font: "TeX Gyre Schola Math")
$
sum_(k=sans(0))^n k
&= sans(1) + ... + n^sans(2) \
&= (n(n+sans(1))) / sans(2)
$
como podras ver donde encuentro un digito númerico tengo que colocarle la función sans([content]), y quisiera saber
si puedo crear una función para que reconosca los digitos númericos y los ponga en sans-serift.

[@BamDone]

I will have to look into this. Right now, I’m not sure it’s possible to have separate fonts for numbers and equations; but, I’ll have to look into it more.