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Since we're discussing various math rendering technologies for the web, I'd like to plug MathQuill [1]. The big advantage MathQuill has over other solutions is
by jwmerrill 11y ago
Since we're discussing various math rendering technologies for the web, I'd like to plug MathQuill [1]. The big advantage MathQuill has over other solutions is that the math is live editable in the browser in typeset form. We use it for input on the Desmos graphing calculator [2], and MathQuill is definitely the best WYSIWYG math editor that I have used anywhere, on the web or elsewhere.
[1] http://mathquill.com/ http://mathquill.com/
[2] https://www.desmos.com/calculator https://www.desmos.com/calculator
- bglazer 11y agoDesmos's MathQuill interface is great. By far the easiest to use math input I've encountered. I haven't tried to input anything really exotic, but it's extremely intuitive for the simple to intermediate level of complexity. Thanks for your work on Desmos, it's a pleasure to use.