This is a collection of projects I have developed in LaTeX. For more information, refer to my CTAN.
This is a package catalogue for my study association A–Eskwadraat. It consists of packages for meeting notes, invoices, beamer presentations, and much more.
I largely rewrote a big chunk of the packages, added documentation and even converted parts to LaTeX3.
When writing a large manuscript, it is sometimes beneficial to repeat a theorem (or lemma or…) at an earlier or later point for didactical purposes. However, thmtools’s built-in restatable only allows replicating theorems after they have been stated, and only in the same document.
This package solves the issue by making use of the .aux file, and also introduces its own file extension, .thm, to replicate theorems in other files.
This (work in progress) package automates the process of adapting a LaTeX document to an organisation’s official style. Its modular approach allows the user to add their own organisation styles. I’m planning on publishing to CTAN. Contributions of custom organisation styles are welcome.
This LaTeX package provides you with more options for derivatives. Not only does it include the regular and partial derivatives, but also more unorthodox ones, such as the rotated-varrho derivative.
The package was originally developed for the specific purpose of creating notation for the action of a connection \(\nabla\) on sections \(s\) along a path \(\gamma(t)\), being \(\frac{\nabla(s\circ\gamma)}{\mathrm{d}t}\). It then devolved into a collection of fun “cursed” derivative variations.
This LaTeX package was written to create hikes for my scouting group. The route to be followed is often encoded in various puzzles. This package provides some tools for making such puzzles. I still use it regularly for the stripkaart functionality, since it works faster than alternative options.