web-service :: Open Science Education

Grammarly: A Case Study

In another post, I reported on my general experiences with Grammarly. I commented on different use cases, mainly with text piece from my blog writing. By contrast, this post here focuses on a case study with a literary text piece from a novel.

app web-service case-study || grammarly

Grammarly improves your writing

The article reports on my experiences with the premium version of Grammarly, an AI-powered web service for grammar and spell checking. As this is going to be a very positive review, I want to disclose that I am not affiliated in any way with Grammarly Inc., the enterprise behind this product.

review web-service app || grammarly

Disqus installation again

A short personal note on my tutorial on Disqus installation: I have used for my screenshots, not this docdock but the hugo-academic theme. I have changed from docdock to hugo-academic and now (2017-05-31) I am back at docdock again. I will explain the reason for this twofold change in one of my next blog post. I am also planning to update text and screenshots to the new blogdown versions.

web-service || disqus hugo

Alternatives for Disqus?

Disqus is a top-rated service for hosting and managing comments. But it has as an external service several disadvantages which oppose the philosophy of static websites diametrically. I discuss some alternatives for integrating discussion fora with static websites.

web-service review || disqus