latex-gboard-dictionary VS github-readme-streak-stats

If you're using Gboard, this will probably be interesting to you

You can add it to your dictionary so that if you type something like \pw autocorrect automatically suggests the symbol you assigned to it. I use it for LaTeX (downloaded it from here) so that for example \lambda gets changed to λ but you can add your own stuff here.

As an alternative: https://github.com/DenverCoder1/latex-gboard-dictionary

Hey there, you know you can get some LaTeX symbols like ∈ in GBoard? You just have to import this dictionary

There is a latex/Unicode dictionary for GBoard (https://github.com/DenverCoder1/LaTeX-Gboard-Dictionary) this might help for simpler math in other apps. Overleaf and latex have already been named, you could also look for Markdown editors, you can use latex formulas in markdown docs.

Android Gboard shortcuts - https://github.com/DenverCoder1/LaTeX-Gboard-Dictionary

I use LaTeX shortcuts on Android

🎨 Customization and Demo Site: https://streak-stats.demolab.com 🐙 GitHub Repo: https://github.com/DenverCoder1/github-readme-streak-stats

Also, you can add streak stats to show how active you are. Check it out here.

I want to keep track of my GitHub activities. So I added a GitHub stats and a GitHub streak stats. I customized the color using the same colors as my banner and footer for these cards. I used to have a top languages card, but I took it down for now because I only want to focus on my GitHub activities.

github-readme-streak-stats

you can find more details about streaks here, Streaks

The project I found is a tool that creates beautiful Github user stats to add to your profile's README. The project is called github-readme-streak-stats and it's written mostly in PHP.

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GitHub Readme Streak Stats - 32 stars