Resources

Here are the resources I found useful over the years as a grad student. Hope they might be helpful to you as well!

LaTeX

• Texifier: This is the best LaTeX editor out there, IMHO. It complies in real-time, and provides not only a clear layout of the paper outline but also separate lists of figures, tables, labels, and citations. It is paid, though, so if you do not use LaTeX often, Overleaf is a decent substitute.

• TIPA \textipa{...} cheat sheet

• The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List

Programming

• Python

  • MITx - 6.00.1x Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python: You can audit edX classes for free!

  • Visualizing code execution: Python Tutor

  • Python for Linguists by Dr.  Michael Hammond

• SQL basics

  • Standford Online, Databases: Relational Databases and SQL

• Praat scripting

  • Using Praat for Linguistic Research by Dr. Will Styler

  • UCLA Praat script resources

Note-taking & organizing projects

• Notion

• WorkFlowy: I mostly use it for to-do lists. It has a very minimal but surprisingly powerful design.