An indexed compendium of graphics programming papers, articles, blog posts, presentations, and more

Jeremy Ong

Last update: Dec 16, 2022

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Overview

Paper Bug

CONTRIBUTIONS WANTED

What is this?

The idea is to have an annotated and easily searchable repository of papers, presentations, articles, etc.

How can I help?

To run the site locally, you must:

Clone this repository
Install dependencies
- Ensure you have node and npm in your path (installing node will install the latter)
- Run npm i in this repository
Run npm run start in a terminal to start a live server and several utilities that will regenerate files when content changes

The site is a set of markdown files in the entries/ folder. You can place entry files anywhere you like in this folder, and name them however you like.

The index is built from the front-matter at the top of the markdown file, which is parsed as YAML. Be sure that the front-matter contains at least the year, authors, title, and url.

The contents of the markdown can contain LaTeX delimited by dollar signs (rendered using KaTeX), arbitrary HTML, and typical markdown elements.

Are there guidelines for adding entries?

An ideal entry:

is relatively concise
mentions the important ideas
links any supporting materials needed
mentions if a newer paper, result, or code supersedes the contents of the entry

Why is it called "Paper Bug"?

In Korean, the word for "bug" (벌레) is a suffix sometimes used to indicate that an individual is an enthusiast about a particular topic. Sort of like "bookworm" but it can be applied to other things also in a colloquial setting.

Comments

Add tag badge and assign color

Added tag badges for each entry. Assign background and text color for each tag by mapping tag and color. Tag will be assigned same color unless the order of the entries is changed.

opened by hykim-soulis 2
Entry list is blank on first local run

After cloning the repo and then running npm i followed by npm run start, the locally-hosted page doesn't show any entries. It seems you have to touch one of the md files to cause a rebuild, at which point all of the entries populate. Maybe there's a command we can run to force a rebuild on the first run, and we can add that to the readme?
workflow

opened by TheRealMJP 1
Add tag badges to each entry header

Something like this described here: https://tailwind-starter-kit.vercel.app/docs/badges

Could be used to show the tags associated with each entry. This modification would happen around here: https://github.com/jeremyong/paperbug/blob/main/src/main.js#L105

opened by jeremyong 0
Download all the PDFs locally option?

Would it make sense to add a download-it-all feature so that backups of all the content can be made easily? I can't tell you on how many occasions my bookmarks of various great PDFs have rotted away into oblivion. Not sure if there are any legal implications, but probably not for personal use.

opened by tklajnscek 1
Formatting Preference for Contributions with Series Content

I was curious if there is any preferred formatting for content that is part of a series.

Some articles that come to mind are A Trip Through The Graphics Pipeline (which could have a general tag of GPU hardware and pipelining) or Carnegie Mellon's Computer Graphics Course (which could include everything from mesh processing to path tracing, to just a general tag "course").

Each section has has an area of focus, so the tags would be more specific, but at the same time submitting each segment individually could be undesirable for organizational reasons.

opened by lsh 2

An indexed compendium of graphics programming papers, articles, blog posts, presentations, and more

Related tags

Overview

Paper Bug

What is this?

How can I help?

Are there guidelines for adding entries?

Why is it called "Paper Bug"?

Comments

Add tag badge and assign color

Entry list is blank on first local run

Add tag badges to each entry header

Download all the PDFs locally option?

Formatting Preference for Contributions with Series Content

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