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JSXGraph

JSXGraph is a cross-browser library for interactive geometry, function plotting, and data visualization in a Web browser. It is implemented in JavaScript and uses SVG and VML. JSXGraph is easy to embed and has a small footprint: only 50 KB if embedded in a Web page. No plugins are required, it can be used together with Prototype or jQuery.

Tags Internet Web multimedia Graphics Presentation Scientific/Engineering Mathematics Visualization
Licenses LGPL
Operating Systems OS Independent
Implementation JavaScript

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  •  10 Jul 2009 15:21
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Changes: This release fixes a few annoying bugs and improves slider handling. Support for charts and symbolic computations has been enhanced.

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  •  08 Jul 2009 16:04
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Changes: The release contains bugfixes, code refactoring, and improved documentation.

Changes: This release contains bugfixes and some speed improvements. There are also major feature enhancements. The Runge-Kutte method is used to solve ordinary differential equations numerically. Tangents and normals are now also possible for data plots and turtle graphics. The HSV color scheme (Hue, Saturation and Value) was introduced. All elements may have a label now. Integer sliders are now possible, as well as sliders with other step widths. Setting the visible area of the board can now be done by supplying a bounding box. Exact (symbolic) computation of loci can be done.

  • Rrelease-mid
  •  04 May 2009 08:41
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    Changes: This release contains many bugfixes and speed improvements. The highlight of this release is a pure JavaScript implementation of unzip and gunzip. This will enable the display of Intergeo constructions (http://i2geo.net). Further new features are the ability to export from JSXGraph to pstricks (LaTeX), the display of point coordinates on mouseover (infobox), and Riemann sums.

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    •  24 Mar 2009 16:00
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    Changes: This release contains major improvements of ticks on lines. Equidistant and special ticks are possible now. Furthermore, it contains much improved automatic labeling of axes. The snap-to-grid mode has been enabled again. This release contains many bugfixes, among them a fix for a problem with lines and curves having points far outside of the drawing panel. The JSXGraph plugins for WordPress, Moodle, and MediaWiki have been improved. The demo wiki contains many new examples

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