There are currently 42 open-source projects built with LaTeX, with a combined total of 95.8k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is TeX.
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LaTeX code and Python interface for creating publication-quality neural network architecture diagrams.
An open-source, web-based, real-time collaborative LaTeX editor for writing and editing scientific documents.
A comprehensive cheat sheet with classical equations and diagrams for machine learning knowledge recall and interview preparation.
A clean pandoc LaTeX template for converting markdown to PDF or LaTeX, designed for lecture notes and exercises with a focus on computer science.
An R package for writing books, technical documents, and long-form reports with R Markdown.
A step-by-step tutorial for learning the Vulkan graphics and compute API from the ground up.
An open-source book providing a scientific framework for baking sourdough bread at home, adaptable to any environment.
An open textbook covering computational principles, mechanisms, sensors, actuators, and algorithms for autonomous robots.
A concise mathematical reference covering essential topics in probability theory and statistics.
A collection of 30+ LaTeX drawing examples for Bayesian networks, graphical models, tensors, and academic illustrations.
A repository for Ethereum research code and academic papers, primarily maintained by Vitalik Buterin.
Converts MATLAB/Octave figures to TikZ/pgfplots figures for seamless integration into LaTeX documents.
A comprehensive collection of over 570 LaTeX examples with individual Makefiles for easy PDF generation.
A repository containing Stanford ACM-ICPC team notebook and lecture slides for competitive programming.
Manage and version control your resume in YAML, generating pixel-perfect PDFs with LaTeX or HTML/CSS.
A comprehensive collection of PGF/TikZ figures for LaTeX documents, providing high-quality vector graphics.
A Ruby-based digital publishing system for converting Re:VIEW format documents into EPUB, PDF, LaTeX, and other formats.
A Markdown template and toolchain for writing and compiling a PhD thesis with pandoc, supporting PDF, HTML, and LaTeX outputs.
A Vim plugin that enhances editing R scripts by enabling seamless communication between Vim and R.
A language for formally specifying instruction-set architecture (ISA) semantics with tooling for emulators, documentation, and verification.
A Vim plugin that provides a live preview of LaTeX PDF output, updating as you type.
A practical guide to configuring secure online communication and services using cryptography best practices.
A gallery of 298 TikZ drawings for teaching statistics and creating scientific illustrations.
An open-source book teaching state-space control theory with practical examples for FIRST Robotics Competition teams.
A LaTeX package for visualizing complex networks directly within LaTeX documents, eliminating external software dependencies.
A typographically elegant, clean, and structured LaTeX template for creating professional documents like theses.
A formally verified category theory library implemented in Idris, providing correctness guarantees through proofs.
A concise, printable cheat sheet for Docker commands and Dockerfile instructions.
Source code and PDF for a book teaching Game Boy assembly programming to modern game developers.
An introductory book for the Ledger command-line accounting tool, covering basics to automated production use.
A comprehensive repository of course materials for a university-level data structures and program representation class.
Official technical specifications for the Algorand blockchain protocol, including formal definitions and implementation details.
Automatically generates PDF documentation from Terraform's official documentation.
A collection of technical and scientific drawings created using the TikZ package in LaTeX.
A comprehensive visual overview of all available Beamer themes in the TeX Live distribution.
A card game for threat modeling cloud and devOps systems through gamification.
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