Temml demos and experiments
Temml is a fork of KaTeX, which in turn was an attempt to produce a faster math on the Web library than MathJax.
Temml was developed by Ron Kok. It's fast and lean, since it doesn't have the HTML overhead of KaTeX.
At Temml.org, you'll find a sandbox where you can enter your own equations, and a list of supported functions.
Temml Demos | |
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| Temml Kepler's Law demo | Large math page rendered by Temml as a comparison with MathJax and KaTeX. Content is derivation of Kepler's laws. |
| Large math page rendered by Temml | This Stackexchange page is very large and is used to test the speed of various math libraries. This is Temml's output. |
| Temml autorender template | This is a "bare bones" template that will process any math it finds on a HTML page using Temml and produces beautiful math output. |
| Temml autorender options template | This page shows how to render math between $ signs, how to render specific parts of a page, and the effects of Temml.woff2 font. |
| Temml dynamic math template | This page shows how to add math dynamically to a page and have it rendered by Temml. |