Tag: markdown

  • New (RMarkdown) post from OS X 10.10 (Yosemite)

    This is my first post on OSX 10.10 (nick name: Yosemite). Yep I always late… As I did mostly, I blog using RMarkdown. It allows you to manipulate your source file in to a structured text and convert it to almost any formats: odt, docx, pdf, html, etc. Basically you can make any docs containing:…

  • Minimal LaTeX Packages

    (image from: CTAN.org) Dear friends, I’ve been using LaTeX (with TeX Studio) for about two years now. I use it mostly for long-formatted document. And by long, I mean more than five pages with several headings and subheadings. More light editing or letter, I use LibreOffice. As a typesetter (not a word processor), most begineer will bump…

  • Google's {not Grey's} Anatomy

    (from personal collection) Dear friends, I write this post related to the previous post: Bibliography Part 1: One more thing about Bibliography Bibliography Part 2: Playing with your keywords Our subject today is Google Scholar. It was a a freely accessible web search engine that specialises in indexing scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats…

  • An example of Markdown text file

    This is an example of my short article in John Gruber’s Markdown markup using ReText on Ubuntu 13.10. You can see the output in pdf as attached. The following code is formatted by Hilite me. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 — title:…

  • Markdown: Writing starts in "plain" Re-text

              Dear friends, Don’t expect fancy stuff in this post. It’s just my way to show you how powerful “plain” text can be these days. I wrote this post using Re-Text 4.1.2 on Ubuntu 13.10. The following text is the source Markdown text file. I’m still learning on how to use…

  • WTF: Playing with your keywords (Bibliography Part 2)

    Bibliography Part 2: Playing with your keywords. A Google Scholar examples Author: Dasapta Erwin Irawan(@dasaptaerwin), Andriyanti, Rizal Debrian, Iwan Setiawan Composed using: ReText 4.1.2, Linux Ubuntu 13.10 How to cite: Irawan, D., Andriyanti, Setiawan, I. and Debrian, R. (2014). Bibliography Part 2: Playing with your keywords. A Google Scholar examples. [online] My little online books.…

  • Simple #bibliometric with Microsoft Academic using #R

    #R: Simple #bibliometric comparation **Using: Google Scholar (GS), Microsoft Academic (MSA), Scopus (SCP), and Web of Science (WOS) Table of Contents #R: Simple #bibliometric comparation Introduction Hands on Google Scholar Microsoft Academics Scopus Web of Science   Introduction All kinds of research, researcher must have a strong understanding of preceeding research on the same or…

  • #sydney: Darling Harbour Playground

    (a sketch of part of the playgound) On 4 May 1988, HRH Queen Elizabeth II formally opened Darling Harbour. Sydney Aquarium was the first attraction to open and was soon followed by a host of museums, shops, restaurants, hotels and bars, as the precinct became a different kind of heartbeat for Sydney. There should be…

  • [MD] Writemonkey for Markdown editor

    blogging with markdown using write monkey I have used MoU on my MBA, now I try its equivalent on Win7 machine. Namely [writemonkey] (http://writemonkey.com). just type your text block all of part of text then hit “ctrl+shift+h”, and there’s your html code in the memory. You can paste it in your blog html editor then…

  • 03rd try: first post using #markdown

    (from: whatismardown.com) It turned out to be a false alarm. Markdown script can’t be posted by ordinary “post by email” routine. First, future users must get “markdown extension” for your browser (in this case, I use Chrome).  —- Banyak sekali programming script. Pilih-pilih yang memudahkan, yang membuat semua lebih efisien. Salah satunya sedang coba *Markdown*.…