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You mention supporting graphs of functions. I use DOT [1] to render graphs of nodes and edges very often. Do you plan to support that type of graph as part of e
by daveFNbuck 7y ago
You mention supporting graphs of functions. I use DOT [1] to render graphs of nodes and edges very often. Do you plan to support that type of graph as part of everything?
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DOT_(graph_description_language) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DOT_(graph_description_languag...
- johnmorrison 7y agoThanks for the link! In my example I was referring to the Cartesian plane graph of x vs. f(x), but I do certainly hope to support the kind of general graphs / directed graph structures you're referring to. If there are open source libraries to process those kinds of things, I may be able to hack MVP-type usability quicker than otherwise. Unfortunately Polymath is a side project that only has a limited resource pool available at the moment, as I have other work responsibilities. I'm considering the options available to me in finding some way to fund a dedicated long term development of Polymath. Maybe a paid hosting service for ready-to-go blogs or something like that, or a Patreon-type deal if it's better to just keep the whole thing open source. Very early in the project right now - definitely open to any suggestions on expanding it.
- tutfbhuf 7y agoMathjax supports a latex graph library, AFAIK Katex does not. It would be nice to have tikz or at least a subset of tikz.
- johnmorrison 7y agoI'm open to MathJax or KaTeX or anything, nothing is set in stone.