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Documentation is the cornerstone for every good package and template, but where to put it? The readme is just one file and a PDF manual can be cumbersome to browse. So instead, enter Toot: A documentation toolkit for the web, reminiscent of mdBook. Write your documentation in Typst and get a fully rendered web page, including example support. This talk explores how you can start using Toot for your packages and how it works under the hood.

Join a veteran arXiv maintainer in finding a place for Typst manuscripts at the largest preprint archive in the world. Explore the 30+ year history of TeX and LaTeX support in arXiv, and the real technical challenges involved – all for open science and long-term reproducibility.

Talk by Norbert Preining

🏆 A ranked list of awesome projects related to Typst, or the charted dark matter in Typst Universe (TCDM).

This list contains 257 awesome open-source projects with a total of 43.1K stars grouped into 10 categories. All projects are ranked by a project-quality score, which is calculated based on various metrics automatically collected from GitHub and different package managers. If you like to add or update projects, feel free to open an issue, submit a pull request, or directly edit the projects.yaml. Contributions are very welcome.

⚠ This is an unofficial list, and most projects on it are not affiliated with Typst GmbH.

Loom is a meta-engine that brings bidirectional data flow, global state management, and component reactivity to Typst.

It transforms Typst from a linear typesetting system into a multi-pass application runtime, allowing you to build complex, data-driven templates that are impossible in standard Typst.

What is Rheo?

The simple answer is that Rheo (ree-oh) is a new and more flexible way to produce and publish digital documents. The less simple answer is that Rheo is a typesetting and static site engine based on Typst. This guide explains both how to use Rheo, and why it might be for you.

Rheo allows you to produce a website, a fixed-size document, and an adaptive document from a single set of source Typst files. It allows you to do something similar to LaTeX—except that Typst is much simpler to write, and we can produce a greater number of formats with it. The documentation that you are reading now, for example, was typeset with Rheo. As a result, you can read it as:

• HTML - as a website for browsers.
• PDF - as a fixed-size document for printing.
• EPUB - as an adaptive document for e-readers.

On February 28th, starting at 14:30 CET, we will host the 2026 Typst Meetup Berlin. Same as last time, join to meet with other Typst enthusiasts, experience community presentations with the latest on Typst, participate in workshops to shape Typst’s future, and have fun! But new in this edition of the meetup: The whole Typst team will be present in person, so if you ever wanted to get to know someone with a blue name personally, this is your chance!

Changelog: https://typst.app/docs/changelog/0.14.2

Personally I don't like awards but it's an opportunity to know some people and projects.