org-mode for academic writing (vs. RMarkdown, etc.)

• org-ref-prettify

  1 2 0.0 Emacs Lisp

  Prettify org-ref citation links

  

I do not know enough about emacs to do all this on my own. Therefore, I have been working with a programmer who helped me out. I told him exactly what I needed, he sent code, I tested, he revised - until everything worked as intended. It takes much time, but the results are great. This way, we also published two packages: org-ref-prettify, which shows org-ref syntax as APA citations (available on MELPA) and magic-logic-buffer, which overlays logic formulas and color commands in LaTeX and does Unicode to LaTeX conversion and vice versa (not on MELPA since based on another package). This is what my next post will be about.

• the-logicians-toolbox

  2 0 0.0 Emacs Lisp

  emacs package which makes writing logic in LaTeX and Beamer more comfortable.

I do not know enough about emacs to do all this on my own. Therefore, I have been working with a programmer who helped me out. I told him exactly what I needed, he sent code, I tested, he revised - until everything worked as intended. It takes much time, but the results are great. This way, we also published two packages: org-ref-prettify, which shows org-ref syntax as APA citations (available on MELPA) and magic-logic-buffer, which overlays logic formulas and color commands in LaTeX and does Unicode to LaTeX conversion and vice versa (not on MELPA since based on another package). This is what my next post will be about.

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