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This is the same approach we're using at Wikipendium[1] for math-heavy article editing - Markdown with inline LaTeX math segments edited in a CodeMirror editor.
by sigvef 12y ago
This is the same approach we're using at Wikipendium[1] for math-heavy article editing - Markdown with inline LaTeX math segments edited in a CodeMirror editor. It's cool to see others tackling the same problems in similar ways.
We use Mathjax[2] for rendering LaTeX client side, but have run into some performance issues as the number of math segments increase on a single page. Paperman seems to be using something called MathQuill[3], has anyone here tried using it on large amounts of LaTeX math? KaTeX[4] is another possible alternative, and certainly the best I've tried in terms of performance, although it's still a little lacking in terms of symbol support.
[1]: https://www.wikipendium.no/ https://www.wikipendium.no/
[2]: http://www.mathjax.org/ http://www.mathjax.org/
[3]: http://mathquill.com/ http://mathquill.com/
[4]: http://khan.github.io/KaTeX/ http://khan.github.io/KaTeX/
- laughinghan 12y agoWhenever there are too many equations rendered with MathQuill in the Desmos Graphing Calculator (http://desmos.com http://desmos.com), there are definite performance issues, but we're working on them! Definitely hoping to borrow some tricks from the very impressive KaTeX. Full Disclosure: I have worked for Desmos, and I'm still the creator and maintainer for MathQuill.