xiaohanyu/awesome-tikz

A curated list of awesome TikZ documentations, libraries and resources

Xiao Hanyu

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Tikzdevice in R

Hi I think there is an awesome resource to add to this, in R there is a library called tikzdevice, which allows for r graphical output, like ggplot2 wizardry, to be written into tikz code, for embedding in LaTeX documents etc. I have an example of using it in a Rnw document here: https://github.com/josephsdavid/MSDS/tree/master/MSDS6371/Homework/Week12
and in a pure LaTeX document with R here https://github.com/josephsdavid/MSDS/tree/master/MSDS6371/Homework/Week8/Presentation !

TikZ has moved to GitHub

TikZ has moved from SourceForge to GitHub.

Now the official repository of TikZ - PGF is at https://github.com/pgf-tikz/pgf.

By the way, (just a little improvement) in README.md I think you should write TikZ (Ti*k*Z) instead of TikZ (TikZ). In the official "logo", the k is emphasized.