In this repository I collect LaTeX templates, styles and classes I develop or use frequently. If I am not the author, this will be noted.
If the class is not uploaded to CTAN (I want to upload and update them all to CTAN, but it may take some time), clone the repository into a directory searched by LaTeX. (Using TeX Live under Linux this directory could be `~/texmf/tex/latex`, using MiKTeX under Windows, this is configurable) and index them (TeX Live + Linux: `$ texhash`, MiKTeX + Windows: Refresh the sources via the MiKTeX-Settings as Admin).
Note: If you are using TeX Live, it may be necessary to init the usertree prior to Installation.
I am not always updating the .cls-files when developing new features,
so when you want to use development-versions (why would you want to do
that?) Proceed as above when installing from source, but after you have
checked out the branch dev for the class you want to use, run LaTeX (not
pdflatex) on the .ins-File. This will generate a new .sty or
.cls file. Then just proceed as above.
If the documentation in this repository does not correspond to the latest
version of the corresponding package or class, just run (pdf)LaTeX on
the .dtx-file.
This class provides a relatively simple document–type for homework, mainly created for assignments at the University during my studies in Computer Science.
It features an easy to use sectioning, frequently used packages and configurations and macros fo mathematical functions and operators, which I need often.
I figured that the sourcecode of Cheat-Sheets in LaTeX is always a
hughe pile of badly documented code, which is basically identical for
all CheatSheets, so I bundeled it in a class. Just load
\documentclass{cheatsheet} and you are ready to go.
Available as CTAN Package.
Clean, simple and modern 16:9 (yes, that is possible) (Xe)LaTeX beamer themes.
They are developed to match PowerPoint-Templates by Alexander Bartolomey GitLab / Hub.