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This is clever, thanks for sharing. When viewing the output (using the "computer science cheat sheet") I found some differences between browsers that I thought
by davidp 14y ago
This is clever, thanks for sharing.
When viewing the output (using the "computer science cheat sheet") I found some differences between browsers that I thought HN readers might find interesting. These aren't primarily issues with your tool, hence posting here.
- I primarily use Chrome (21) as my browser, and the cheat sheet renders very quickly. I noticed it doesn't seem to render some equations correctly (see bad operators here[1]).
- FF (15.0.1) seems to render more correctly, but it is glacially slow. The whole app (chrome and all) freezes for several seconds between clicks while the document is loaded in any tab.
- IE (9) renders the same page both correctly and quickly.
[1] http://imageshack.us/a/img88/3754/chromeformulas.png http://imageshack.us/a/img88/3754/chromeformulas.png
- coolwanglu 14y agoThe problem happens only on Windows. For Chrome, if you zoom in, I think everything should be fine.But Chrome is lack of antialias in Windows. I'm trying to solve the problem of Firefox.
- mih 14y agoJust to add to the compatibility list, all examples render perfectly on Opera 12, albeit a bit slow.