As of April 2022, I'm doing the following things:
Thesis from Markdown
Your text: tresc.md -> thesis: out.pdf
Preparing a thesis in LaTex is a pain, and a great joy. One of my friends after submitting their thesis concluded:
I have not achieved what I imagined of my thesis in the beginning. I am more proud of the typesetting [in LaTeX] than the work's content.
Getting results that satisfy you as well as the faculty (see specific faculty requirements) requires lots of work. Imagine how much easier it would be to just write the text, provide the images, fill in the required information, submit – and get accepted immediately! Tens (actually, more likely hundreds) of hours saved.
I found several LaTeX templates for theses for FEIT on WUT. Neither offers the user seamless experience of writing the thesis and handling all formatting automatically. I think this can be achieved with Pandoc and provided in such a way that you, the author of the thesis, will be able to write your thesis in Markdown in a separate repository (like Kyle Simpson did with his book here).
You will also be able to preview your current draft in a matter of seconds after pushing the latest changes. Your work can be easily shared with the advisor and friends (online, and also: PDF, EPUB, and Mobi outputs).
The current state of my work is here.
Improving Python and data analysis skills
What you'll wish you'd known before starting CS studies
Aggregating and organizing remedies to common problems of Computer Science students: notes
"Now pages" of other people: Andy Hunt's page – https://toolshed.com/now.html