Lightbox is a script used to overlay images on the current page. Its implementation in a pure HTML is fairly easy if you follow the documentation (I used it long ago for a secondary school project a friend and I did back in 2010).
My idea was to see how this could be implemented in Jekyll using plug-ins or whatever.
Today I was printing some stuff in my favourite copy shop, and I found that they sold really cheap dot-grid notebooks (less than 3 euros), so I bought one without thinking twice.
There are many good books to learn LaTeX, like LaTeX and Friends by Marc R. C. van Dongen (my favourite) or the LaTeX Guide from Wikibooks. But sometimes you find that they go either too deep into technical details, or they don't really scratch the surface of what LaTeX can offer.
That's why I decided a couple of weeks ago to write my own book about LaTeX.
Hi there! I'm Alfredo. I am a Physicist finding a path in Data Science. I have a passion for technology, maths, and design. I've collaborated on several Open Source projects, especially those related to the Ubuntu Community.