I have a general question for the TeX.SE community.
I'm a regular user of LaTeX for the last 4 years or so.
I can say with some degree of confidence that I am conversant with the bare basics of (Xe)LaTeX.
I would define an intermediate user to be able to create macros, play with the counters, tweak the page layout etc..
I would define an advanced user to be able to create class files, .sty files and packages etc..
At the entry level, I find many books and web resources. But if I have to go to the intermediate level ahead, I am afraid that there aren't much resources/books available.
I have read many comments from the members of this community that browsing the questions here can do a lot of good. I agree with that.
But I would like to see more structured and systematic presentation of the intermediate and advanced topics. Given that the software has been around for almost 3 decades, I think we should have better educational resources/material for all levels of users.
In fact, even if the questions and answers of TeX.SE are categorised and compiled into a book or web page, that would be great!
These are just my initial thoughts. I would like to invite experienced and senior members to take over.
Please edit my question/tags for clarity and relevance.
Regards.
Vrajaraja Govinda Das.
