jakobib / phdthesis2013

Source code of my PhD thesis "Describing data patterns" and its website
http://aboutdata.org
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Closed danmichaelo closed 10 years ago

danmichaelo commented 10 years ago

Nothing important, but I find it cool that you've put the source on Github, so here we go :)

nichtich commented 10 years ago

Thanks! I am happy someone is actually reading it :-) You could also extract, modify & share under CC-BY-SA license. Next time I'd choose Markdown as source format instead of LaTeX.

danmichaelo commented 10 years ago

Hm, I would expect Markdown to be too limited, but I'm mainly accustomed with the github variant. Are there flavours that let you express things like cross references (\ref{}) and citations, or would you use a processor that allowed mixing in some LaTeX where needed?

nichtich commented 10 years ago

Try Pandoc Markdown, that is de-facto scholarly markdown. It supports citations, cross references, math equations, mixing in LaTeX etc. More specialized content types may require custom filters, templates, and post-processing, similar to special LaTeX packages.

danmichaelo commented 10 years ago

Thx, interesting!