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Well gave up trying to run or preview this math editor. Also its using MathJax which is already known to be very slow compared to roll your own or Katex. I gue
by andrew_wc_brown 10y ago
Well gave up trying to run or preview this math editor. Also its using MathJax which is already known to be very slow compared to roll your own or Katex.
I guess I'll stick with MathQuill which lets you preview as you type.
http://mathquill.com/ http://mathquill.com/
- TheRealPomax 10y agoMathJax is definitely slower, but KaTeX never got the developer attention it deserves, and so still lags in support of even some basic LaTeX environments that are used fairly frequently in math typesetting. Generally the order for software is 1) make it work, 2) make it fast, 3) clean it up, so starting with MathJax makes a lot of sense. My absolute favourite still is https://www.codecogs.com/latex/eqneditor.php https://www.codecogs.com/latex/eqneditor.php, which is super fast, and has a nicely big input box so you can see all the text you've written, with all the convenient buttons for picking that function of which you can't for the life of you remember the exact syntax. WYSIWYG kind of falls flat when there is so much syntax you can't reasonably be expected to remember all of it.
- ohquu 10y agoKaTeX is still being developed (https://github.com/Khan/KaTeX https://github.com/Khan/KaTeX). They support the "align" environment now, which is all I really needed.
- mullsork 10y agoThey don't support linebreaks though. We would love to switch to KaTeX but the lack of linebreaks, among probably others, is a deal breaker. Working with MathJax is awful.