Here are some links:
https://sitandr.github.io/typst-examples-book/book/basics/index.html
https://justinpombrio.net/2024/11/30/typst.html
Typst’s Intuitive Syntax: A Comprehensive Tutorial for Beginners
This video will make you finally try Typst [reupload]
Typst - The Future of Document Creation?
Start Your Typst Journey: Installation Guide and First Steps
The Ultimate Guide to Citations and References in Typst
Professional CV in Typst: Better Than Word & LaTeX
Fully agree with you, @edithatogo! Perhaps The Art, Science, and Engineering of Programming—a fully refereed, open access, and free electronic journal that welcomes papers “on the art of programming”, including “programming styles, pearls, models, and languages”—might also be an interesting venue for a credible reference.
There’s lots of options. Apologies, I don’t know who developed it, but the citations would be quite significant and it’s a useful “marketing” mechanism.
I submitted some drafts at some point, but the topic was rejected because the topic was not notable enough, meaning the number of secondary sources was not high enough.
See Notability
You can still find the Draft here, but it might be deleted at some point (can be recovered) if no edits are made.
Some good sources if that helps (they are already in the draft):
I agree with @antstei, publishing to JOSS might help, but I think Typst just needs to mature and release a major version 
. Interest might be high in our (niche) community, but in the public space, it’s relatively small. Unless high-profile journals start accepting Typst sources and that spreads, the topic is “not notable enough”.
This article is rather old (2023) and behind a paywall so I cannot access it entirely, and it’s in German, but at least it’s the “real” press (whatever that means) and I did not find it above, so here it is: Golem.de: IT-News für Profis.
Great, thank you. That article is in fact available in full on https://archive.fo/ (I’m not sure if I should direct link, that archive site is often flagged as spam?).
It’s like just a short notice level article, quite brief, if we look at just the Typst part.
Given that the article got rejected again based on lacking notability, I thought you might want to add the GitHub blog post about being the 2nd fastest growing major language on the platform in the history section.
Here’s a source that could be mined for the article:
Make Use Of has about 144K monthly visitors according to Ahrefs estimates.
…and a scientific article about Typst here:
Oh…well, I guess it wasn’t much of a surprise for the regulars on the forum. (For some reason notifications were set to “Tracking” instead of “Watching” and I missed a whole bunch of things here.)
Anyway, here is the announcement of the paper with all the relevant links: A paper about Typst, written in Typst, and with an official Typst-based template in the IJIMAI journal.