This outlines a way to produce “beautiful Beamer presentations” using Stata. This is a step towards the goal of reproducible research.

Karthik Balachandrian. Reproducible research with Stata. Medico Musings blog. May 12, 2018. Available at https://medicalruminations.wordpress.com/2018/05/12/reproducible-research-with-stata/.

I’ve been using a version of LaTeX (MikTeX) for a couple of years, and it’s not bad. But when I heard about Yihui Xie’s R package, tinytex, I jumped at the opportunity to try it. Dr. Xie is the author of knitr, a package that makes it easy to create well documented R programs where the code and the output are gracefully merged. He created this new package, tinytex, because he felt that the current versions of LaTex had complex installation processes and forced you to choose between a minimal installation that couldn’t do anything useful and a full installation that was bloated with features you’d never use. I can’t say too much about the package yet except that he is right in that it is very easy to install. If I find out more, I’ll let you know.

Yihui Xie. TinyTeX: A lightweight, cross-platform, portable, and easy-to-maintain LaTeX distribution based on TeX Live. Available at https://yihui.name/tinytex/.