Tools

It is easy to recognize bad LaTeX code, but how does good LaTeX code actually look like? Here, we try to give some guidelines how to write better LaTeX.

You want to save time while programming and be a bit less anxious about the correctness of your code? Unit tests are for you!

Zotero allows you to organize bibliographic information and annotate/tag papers. Stop maintaining your own personal .bib file!

Sometimes it is the small things: autoreload is a very handy Jupyter notebook extension. It automatically reloads modules that changed during the development process.

Kicking off the tools section of this blog: latexdiff is a convenient tool to show the difference between two LaTeX documents.

The day to day tasks in research are not always glorious. It is not like everyone is discovering something life-changing every week. This series of blog posts presents a couple of tools that might make your life a bit easier.