What does this mean for you as an Overleaf or ShareLaTeX user? No worries! You won’t see any big change in the near future. By working together, we can finally avoid duplicating our efforts when we're both trying to achieve the same goals.
The Overleaf team has at the same time been busy working on its WYSIWYG editing tools for users new to LaTeX and its partnerships with journals, publishers and publisher back-end systems that enable direct submission and streamlined editorial workflows for over 10,000 journals. At ShareLaTeX, we’ve put a lot of effort into building a truly real-time collaborative LaTeX editing environment, including a great new tracked changes feature, intelligent help for common LaTeX errors, and amazing resources for learning LaTeX. Going forwards, our aim is to bring the best of both Overleaf and ShareLaTeX together in a way that benefits everyone. Naturally, we've always been compared and provided each other with some friendly competition, but behind the scenes, we've often been trying to figure out a way to work together. Our combined community comprises over two million authors at thousands of institutions and enterprises around the world. Over the past 4 years, both ShareLaTeX and Overleaf have gone from strength to strength - seeing rapid, sustained growth in usage - and have emerged as the two most popular online LaTeX editors. We've got some exciting news - ShareLaTeX is joining forces with Overleaf, and we will be bringing our teams and services together as we continue to build the best tools for collaborative writing. This article was originally published on the ShareLaTeX blog and is reproduced here for archival purposes.
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