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There's absolutely a need for some rendering of formulas that doesn't need JavaScript. Formulas don't have anything that would require Turing-completeness to d
by rhn_mk1 6y ago
There's absolutely a need for some rendering of formulas that doesn't need JavaScript.
Formulas don't have anything that would require Turing-completeness to display.
- saagarjha 6y agoWait until you hear about font shaping.
- yakubin 6y agoChromium already handles that. There is no need to rewrite Freetype in JS and require websites, which display text, to ship a freetype.js. But this is what happens for maths in Chromium. No need to turn simple documents containing some formulas into applications.