Thesis

[Mjvolk3]

Hi there, this isn't so much an issue as it is a general inquiry. When writing your thesis, did you essentially have to write two versions, one for the 'PDF version of HDR thesis' and one for the jupyter-book version? Was this process a bunch of copy pasting, or is there an elegant way to get both documents from the source files (.md, .ipynb, etc. files)? Thanks for the great example, I found it inspiring.

[rtavenar]

Hi @Mjvolk3

In practice, I wrote the thesis in Jupyter book format and then had to manually adapt it to LaTeX in order to generate the PDF version.

I guess a large part of this could be automated, but then the main issues I had were:

1. the basic PDF template for Jupyter Book was not sufficiently tunable at the time I wrote it (maybe it's better now, not sure)
2. I do not want the same formatting for HTML and PDF rendering (for example, in HTML, I like to have figures in the flow of the presentation, while in PDF, I expect figures to be possibly on another page and hence have to reference them differently in the text)

[Mjvolk3]

@rtavenar Hi there, me again. I really like your latex template for the pdf thesis. Could you possibly share it with me?

[rtavenar]

https://github.com/rtavenar/hdr_tex ;)

[Mjvolk3]

Is it also possible to share the template you used for your CV?

Follow up: I found a template that is very similar RussellResume.

[rtavenar]

I used https://github.com/posquit0/Awesome-CV