Source code for "LaTeX: More than just academic papers & theses"

I’ve posted the source code for my presentation LaTeX: More Than Just Academic Papers and Theses as an example on Overleaf.

Enjoy!

My slides source codes for MOSC 2014 talks

I presented something on Android Kernel/ROM at the Malaysian Open Source Conference (MOSC) 2014. I did my presentation with beamer. Here are the slides and the source codes at Github





Source at github, here

Blackboard, DarkConsole and Moreblue Beamer Themes

These Beamer themes have been around quite a while, but I've just discovered them from some Japanese github sites.

The Blackboard theme may be useful for short talks with a little bit of fun:

\documentclass{beamer}
\usetheme{Blackboard}

I’ve a feeling that this DarkConsole theme would be popular with some developers.

\documentclass{beamer}
\usetheme{DarkConsole}

And the Moreblue theme has a nice, airy feel about it:

\documentclass{beamer}
\usetheme{MoreblueLight}

Ampang beamer theme mentioned in an article.

Turns out my hacked beamer theme was mentioned in an article here.
Since I do not understand Chinese language, I just understand what it said via Google translator.

Giraffe Chapter uses Beamer too

My research area is on malware detection, so I usually follow the Giraffe Chapter talks and their slides.

Slides #1 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia[PDF]
Slides #2, dated 2012 for CCC [PDF]

I personally met the speaker when he came to KL in 2009, but of course the discussion was not whether he's using Beamer or not. It's just a tool :)

Beamer

Ever since I knew how to use Beamer, I try to use it every wherever I could (including my progress presentation to my supervisor). Been doing that since 2009. But as forgetful as I am, I usually save my .tex file to be recycled for the next presentation. Some of my slides are available online. You know it's written with Beamer when looking at the template so...

Some slides:

here, here and here.. and the rest you can see from my uploads.. not a big thing just usual stuffs.