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I would like to insert notes on the fixes to be done in specific places of my latex document and maybe have a list of "todos/fixme"
How do you handle this?
Seems one way is to use the fixme package, but I couldn't make it work.
Is Anyone using it?
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As the LaTeX system uses plain text, you can use synchronous collaborative editors like Gobby. In Gobby you can write your documents in collaboration with anyone in real-time.
Yes! Overleaf supports simultaneous collaborative editing like Google Docs.
On Overleaf v1, all you have to do is send them the link, and they can see and edit with you - instant collaboration! The link to your document is the unique url created when you first started your project - simply copy the url from the web address bar, or use the share menu in the editor to find the link.
Another option is the todonotes package which works very well. Just add \usepackage{todonotes} in your preamble.
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