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thedroneely.com | ||
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avivace.com
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| | | | | How to mix plain markdown and latex and get beautiful results while writing human stuff. (with results being PDF, XHTML, HTML5, docx, EPUB, LaTex and many more). Pandoc allows you to get the best of the two worlds without compromises: readable plain text files with latex expressions and everything offered by latex rendering and packages. You can write code-blocks with specific language syntax highlight, normal markdown and LaTex parts. To place something written in TeX in mathmode, use $ signs to enclose the math you want to display, exactly what you would do in a normal LaTex file. | |
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alexanderganderson.github.io
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| | | | | By reading this post, you will learn about all to the tools that I have foundto be useful as a graduate student in computational neuroscience.Note that I do ... | |
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river.me
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| | | | | The "Mediawiker" plugin makes Sublime the best IDE-like experience for editing wikis, particularly when one is primarily writing Scribunto/Lua modules. Here's how I've set up my environment. | |
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techtldr.com
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| | | There are two philosophies when it comes to package installation, global first and local first. Global meaning all applications that rely on a certain package have access to the same copy of the library that was installed once. Local means that each project has its own folder of dependencies installed specifically for this project and [...] | ||
