Gatsby and MDX could be really strong in this regard.
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unless you have math, or are really into layouts, let the publisher do the hard work. the layout is no longer static. also, latex and equations fail badly in all e book formats.
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My first 3 ebooks were latex --> html --> epub and worked quite well, but it is admittedly a janky process to get it to work. My only p-book was latex, despite not having any math. I've self-published all my stuff so far, you're not talking to J. K. Rowling here :D
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Markdown and pandoc!
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Yep, pandoc. I wrote my books in latex because I’m a nerd. Pandoc saved me from my folly.
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As I understand it: High-end GUI - Affinity Publisher (cheaper) - QuarkXpress (v expensive) Less Fancy GUI - Scribus (free) - ... MS Word I guess Just Markup - AsciiDoctor You'll Still Have To Use LaTeX - Anything using Markdown + PanDoc - LyX
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(D&RP because I got Affinity Publisher and Affinity Designer mixed up)
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Write in markdown, and convert to latex using pandoc
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Adjacently, InDesign supports auto-populating data from external sources, so one can have a template and generate content from YAML or some other format
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