Tag Archives: LaTeX

Code, Documentation, and Organization

Posted on December 6, 2010 by

Most programmers do not write good documentation of their code. That’s a known fact. That’s not good because it makes reading code written by others, even by themselves, really hard. But that’s understandable because most programmers want to try new … Continue reading →

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More on publication-quality graphics in Matlab

Posted on May 28, 2010 by

In a previous post, I wrote about exporting publication-quality graphics from Matlab. I’ve just come across another post on the same topic, and I found it very useful. This post was on the “File Exchange Pick of the Week” blog. … Continue reading →

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Google Docs now supports LaTeX equations

Posted on October 9, 2009 by

Today I logged in my Google Docs account to edit some documents and found out that Google had, perhaps quietly, added some new and neat features to this already very useful web application. Among them is one I find very … Continue reading →

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BibTeX and Emacs’org-mode

Posted on March 20, 2009 by

BibTeX is an excellent reference management system, mostly used for LaTeX. Emacs is, of course, one of the best editors in the world, for one reason which is its extensibility. Org-mode is an extension to Emacs which helps you keep … Continue reading →

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