🔗 Typst for your code blocks

I started using Typst about a month ago to write my dissertation proposal. I had seen Typst before and decided to keep an eye on it as it matured. While it still is very much in development, it is mature enough that I was able to rewrite my dissertation proposal from an org-mode → LaTeX pipeline to pure Typst in about an hour with no major hiccups. In fact, most things got simpler as a consequence of using Typst.

I am working on a presentation to give as part of my oral defense of my dissertation proposal. (Note: I am not defending my dissertation yet—first I have to justify my plan of research to my PhD committee.) I found a way to use Typst to get gorgeous source code blocks at minimal cost.