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@neeldhara We plan to implement a "build tool" with which instructors can select the question generators they would like to use for their courses. We're early in development and open for ideas :)
@neeldhara The exercises are generated by typescript programs with a well-defined interface. The generated questions are JSON-objects with markdown text that can be rendered by your front-end of choice (e.g., browser, pdflatex, etc.). Here are the exercises: https://t.co/GCFx7eKArn
@JukkaSuomela@dblp_org You may also be interested in my (unmaintained) fork of a python program to pull information via doi or dblp key from dblp and other sources: https://t.co/W11IagaPD1 (Note that my changes are on branch refactor-cli).
@neeldhara Cool! Next time that I have an urgent and important project that I can procrastinate on by instead updating my website, I might copy some of your ideas. :)
In my vision, there'll be little interactive visualizations of each research topic that I am interested in.
@thomasahle@deliprao Inkscape can export to latex+pdf, see https://t.co/A9Q9TpQVrw. Main issue is that precise text alignment is difficult, because the Inkscape editor does not render latex text.
@abhatt2@GregBodwin I forked and improved upon a python tool to automatically retrieve .bib data from unique identifiers (DBLP or doi). The tool needs some polish to make it user-friendly, but I don't have the time to maintain it. https://t.co/W11IagaPD1