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New Teaching Material: Python Cheat Sheets

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I’ve started a collection of various Python cheat sheets that contain some useful and commonly used commands and usage examples.

New Teaching Material: Statistical data analysis and basic time series analysis with Python

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I’ve added two new tutorials in the teaching section on statistical data analysis and basic time series analysis with Python.

New Teaching Material: Analyzing IGOR binary files of patch clamp recordings

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I’ve added a new tutorial in the teaching section on how to read and process IGOR binary files (ibw) of patch clamp recordings.

Create fancy text styles with Unicode

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I found an online font generator to create fancy text styles, simply by using Unicode letters.

New Teaching Material: Fiji short course

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There is a new tutorial in the Teaching Material. It’s a short Fiji tutorial on analyzing biomedical image data.

On website subscriptions via RSS and Atom feeds

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Personal opinion on how to create and maintain personal news feeds beyond the dependence on big social media and tech companies.

Free LaTeX editors

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A list of currently freely available LaTeX editors (constantly updated).

Markdown vs. LaTeX for Scientific Writing

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A comparison of Markdown and LaTeX in regard of scientific writing.

Free Markdown editors

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A list of currently freely available Markdown editors (constantly updated).

Dealing with future posts in Jekyll

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While drafting blog posts in Jekyll, you may want to keep some posts hidden from the public eye until they’re ready to be published. In the world of blogging with Jekyll, there are several effective methods to draft such posts without immediately publishing them. Here are three practical approaches.

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