Okay, so maybe Google Docs still has a (sizable) market, but MonkeyTeX is probably worth knowing about if you are a TeX-nerd like myself 🙂
Essentially, MonkeyTeX allows you to edit, store, share and collaborate on LaTeX documents via a web interface. It supports BibTeX and Sty files, and can render to PDF. I’ve only played with it briefly, but it could be useful on occasions when I get stuck without a working LaTeX installation (such as internet cafes with only Windows machines) but would like to produce a professional looking document. It may be a nice way for people to test and learn LaTeX with minimal barriers to entry too.
Via thekit at LiveJournal
Nice find. If only Google Docs supported LaTeX import.
Neat. Thanks for the tip.
Great site!
Very easy to use.
I wish Google docs did this and also with a git like revision control for creating branches etc.
You might also be interested in http://www.scribtex.com which is slightly easier to use than MonkeyTeX and has a few more features