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Thank you. Do you know how they did the "intros" -- the dark overlay with popups that point out various buttons / explain concepts? Are they using intro.js, s

Thank you. Do you know how they did the "intros" -- the dark overlay with popups that point out various buttons / explain concepts? Are they using intro.js, something else, or something they made themselves but haven't released yet? Also, could you provide more detail about what you mean by "run LaTeX in the browser directly"? It sounds like a fun challenge.

niggler 14y ago
Intros: https://github.com/jeff-optimizely/Guiders-JS https://github.com/jeff-optimizely/Guiders-JS "run LaTeX in the browser directly": Right now it appears to send data back to their servers to compile every time. What would be cool, especially for offline work, is a pure-JS implementation of the rendering engine.