Tex is an open source programming language created in 1978 by Donald Knuth.
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TeX ( or , see below), stylized within the system as TeX, is a typesetting system (or "formatting system") designed and mostly written by Donald Knuth and released in 1978. Together with the Metafont language for font description and the Computer Modern family of typefaces, TeX was designed with two main goals in mind: to allow anybody to produce high-quality books using minimal effort, and to provide a system that would give exactly the same results on all computers, at any point in time. TeX is free software, which made it accessible to a wide range of users. Read more on Wikipedia...
- Tags: programming language
- There are at least 248,842 Tex repos on GitHub
- The Google BigQuery Public Dataset GitHub snapshot shows 24k users using Tex in 32k repos on GitHub
- Tex on HOPL
- Tex appears in the TIOBE Index
- Pygments supports syntax highlighting for Tex
- GitHub supports syntax highlighting for Tex
- There is a central package repository for Tex
- Events page for Tex
- Indeed.com has 3 matches for "tex engineer".
- tug.org was registered in 1993
- See also: (17 related languages) Pascal, METAFONT, Troff, Unix, LaTeX, M4, C, Linux, XeTeX, Unicode, BibTeX, PDF, Emacs, LyX, Vim, MediaWiki, ISBN
- 119 PLDB concepts link to Tex: Armed Bear Common Lisp, Ace Editor, Aith, atomspace, bamboo, Bash, beef-lang, Caramel, Catala, checked-c, CHICKEN, CIR, Click, clike, cloc, Conceptual, Coq, Cryptol, Dafny, Dasm, datafun, dgraph, Differential Datalog, dllup, eC, egel, Eiffel, Elpi, Emscripten, eqn, Euphoria, Felix, Flow9, Frege, Frundis, Futhark, GAP, Gforth, GHC, Golo, groff, hacspec, hakaru, Hazel, HTSQL, I, invokator, Iterm2, JAL compiler, JFlex, Julia, KamilaLisp, KaTeX, Koka, l2, latino, Lean, lever, Links, Linux, Manim, mathics, MathJax, MathType, Matplotlib, Metalang99, MewMew, ΜC++, Microsoft Equation Editor, MiniZinc, mlpolyr, MongoDB, mythryl, nesC, Nim, Nit, Noweb, Obsidian, oden, oil, Opal, Open Shading Language, OpenCV, Pawn, PAWN, Perl, Plaid, polyglot-compiler, popr, Pygments, Quint, Racket, Ragel, Recfiles, redprl, RMarkdown, SciPy, scribble, Scroll, setlx, sile, Simplicity, Slick, SmallBASIC, Semantic Patch Language, Spatial, Sqlalchemy, SWI Prolog, Swift, SymPy, t-lang, tidyverse, Typst, UrWeb, Wasp, Xgboost, XGBoost, yeti, zl