[BlindMath] TikZ tutorials

[peter.julien.rayner at gmail.com]

Firstly, for those who don't know, tikz/pgf is a hierarchy of packages
built on top of TeX/LaTeX to enable programmatic drawing of diagrams.
It's a remarkable piece of engineering and its integration with LaTeX
(and hence beamer) was like a gift from the gods for me when I was
lecturing a lot. I did, however, find little tutorial material on it
when I was learning. Thankfully the manual itself is well structured
and informative. My other early source was from Overleaf, the
collaborative LaTeX platform ... and then there's always StackExchange
for specific questions.
Highly recommended
Peter



Michael Link via BlindMath writes:
>Hi there!
>
>Does anyone have any recommended tutorials to learn TikZ?
>
>Thanks!
>Michael
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