JSXGraph demos and experiments
JSXGraph is a javascript library that allows development of interactive math graphs on a Web page.
These are some experiments and "how to"s for JSXGraph.
JSXGraph Demos | |
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| Slides: Mobile-friendly JSXGraph | These are the slides I used for the talk I gave at the JSXGtaph Conference in October 2020, where I tried to convince everyone to develop their apps such that they are mobile-friendly. |
| Examples: Mobile-friendly JSXGraph | This page has several examples of how to go about incorporating JSXGraph in a phone-friendly fashion, allowing for resizing and scrolling. |
| Smooth animations - JSXGraph conference 2022 slides | Slides for the conference talk on achieving smooth animations in JSXGraph. |
| Animating points efficiently in JSXGraph | This shows a few different ways points can be animated in JSXGraph, and how best to achieve smooth animations. |
| Cellular Automaton (Game of Life) - Phone friendly and fast | This is an example presented by Leslie Wong at the JSXGraph Conference and I've tweaked it so it's mobile-firendly and fast |
| Reducing SVG file size in JSXGraph | JSXGraph animations are slow in part because there are a lot of (often unseen) elements that need to move around as well. Here are some thoughts about how to reduce unnecessary elements and characters. |
| KaTeX, MathJax and JSXGraph on the same page | This is an example of a page of JSXGraph boards containing math that is processed by either KaTeX or MathJax. |
| MP3 and Text-to-speech in JSXGraph | This is an example of how to add an MP3 player and a text-to-speech facility to a JSXGraph board. |