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Glad you like it. We found it hard to piece together all the information we needed and after reading hundreds of papers and presentations we figured that writin
by RomainGuy 8y ago
Glad you like it. We found it hard to piece together all the information we needed and after reading hundreds of papers and presentations we figured that writing such a document would be helpful to beginners like us (in this field that is).
- buchanae 8y agoI think my render in Chrome is pretty broken. Here's a screenshot of the top of the page: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YVtcV-J0JrDyW2pJ6vwgEDsgjOEusyEH https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YVtcV-J0JrDyW2pJ6vwgEDsgjO...
- RomainGuy 8y agoLooks like the page wasn't able to load all of its resources. Try to refresh the page until it works. I should make an offline version that doesn't require online processing.
- mkl 8y agoIt took multiple reloads for it to work for me on Android Chrome, and was almost unreadable for a couple of minutes (MathJax processing? Tried KaTeX?) due to an enormous right margin. The margin and font(?) changed multiple times. Is there a PDF version?
- tripzilch 8y agoSort of! The document uses a JS tool called MarkDeep to convert extended MarkDown into styled HTML. Just look at the source, it's 99% plaintext Markdown. If you read the MarkDeep docs, you'll find that it has a feature to convert the source into PDF instead. I admit I haven't tried this, though. If it were up to me, I'd do the transform offline and just serve the static HTML instead. And sure, a link to the PDF just to be nice :)
- RomainGuy 8y agoWe just serve straight from the source tree so it's not out of date :)
- robocat 8y agoMaybe add onerror tags to JavaScript and CSS resources and show a warning if something fails to load? Why is it still so hard to design a page to load reliably?
- buchanae 8y agoI made an offline version by opening it in Firefox and printing to PDF. Seems to look fine.