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From: Kenneth Tilton on 2 Aug 2010 17:40 I just added tooltips and went thru my "do list" and realized... I am done! http://teamalgebra.com/ Done with the desktop-to-RIA port, that is: I am back to where I was on the desktop application, except for (OK) an abiding need to get jsMath to give up layout info after converting TeX to HTML -- but that is manageable for now. Eight weeks, including the bit about dealing with AWS and incorporating jsMath and developing the Lisp/qooxdoo glue called qooxlisp. The bad news is that Team Raw HTML won't have me to kick around any more, unless something interesting happens on the qooxlisp end of things; from here on out I will just be working on the functionality of the Algebra application. Of course that was the plan: use a good JS library to hide all those whacky browser issues and avoid learning HTML and CSS (credit as well to Franz AllegroServe and AllegroGraph) so I could concentrate on the beef. Peace. Out. kt ps. The stack: http://aws.amazon.com/ http://www.franz.com/products/allegrocl/ http://www.franz.com/products/allegrocl/acl_web_tools.lhtml http://www.franz.com/agraph/allegrograph/ http://qooxdoo.org/ http://github.com/kennytilton/cells http://github.com/kennytilton/qooxlisp http://www.math.union.edu/~dpvc/jsMath/ -- http://www.stuckonalgebra.com "The best Algebra tutorial program I have seen... in a class by itself." Macworld
From: Andrew Poulos on 2 Aug 2010 18:24 On 3/08/2010 7:40 AM, Kenneth Tilton wrote: > I just added tooltips and went thru my "do list" and realized... I am done! > > http://teamalgebra.com/ Like it says on your site: "We seem to be missing an operand from the equality." regards Andrew poulos
From: Kenneth Tilton on 2 Aug 2010 21:23 Tim Streater wrote: > In article <4c573b67$0$4979$607ed4bc(a)cv.net>, > Kenneth Tilton <kentilton(a)gmail.com> wrote: > >> I just added tooltips and went thru my "do list" and realized... I am >> done! >> >> http://teamalgebra.com/ >> >> Done with the desktop-to-RIA port, that is: I am back to where I was >> on the desktop application, except for (OK) an abiding need to get >> jsMath to give up layout info after converting TeX to HTML -- but that >> is manageable for now. >> >> Eight weeks, including the bit about dealing with AWS and >> incorporating jsMath and developing the Lisp/qooxdoo glue called >> qooxlisp. >> >> The bad news is that Team Raw HTML won't have me to kick around any >> more, unless something interesting happens on the qooxlisp end of >> things; from here on out I will just be working on the functionality >> of the Algebra application. >> >> Of course that was the plan: use a good JS library to hide all those >> whacky browser issues and avoid learning HTML and CSS (credit as well >> to Franz AllegroServe and AllegroGraph) so I could concentrate on the >> beef. > > Well, in the Typing Course you have all the keys showing something now. > Only problem is, after I click on the yellow bar to have it turn white, > and then start typing, all the rendered algebra sits too high up in the > input area, so I can only see (if I'm lucky) the bottom few pixels of > the algebra, at the top of the white bar. > Yeah, that comes and goes for me. It derives from my not having fully wrestled jsMath to the ground. Once I am able to dynamically interrogate jsMath for dimensions of generated HTML I should be able to understand when/where/why it gets lost. For the curious, it is related to the visible insertion caret that tells user where they are typing. Inserting that tex code into a larger tex expression randomly (well, I have not found the pattern yet) knocks off the overall positioning. I guess I know what I am doing this week. :) Besides this, I mean: http://thelaughingstockatpngs.com/ kt -- http://www.stuckonalgebra.com "The best Algebra tutorial program I have seen... in a class by itself." Macworld
From: Kenneth Tilton on 4 Aug 2010 12:33 Bob Felts wrote: > Kenneth Tilton <kentilton(a)gmail.com> wrote: > >> I just added tooltips and went thru my "do list" and realized... I am done! > > Aside from the fact that software is never really done, congratulations! Thx! I meant "I am back to where I was on the desktop version", which (a) means, yes, I will never be done and (b) means I lied because I still had to wrestle jsMath to the ground. Still not there yet on jsMath, but I have not seen the unpredictable vertical jump in the few hours since I eliminated once probable source of Heisenberg Uncertainty. A few hours is not much comfort, but anyway: http://teamalgebra.com/# Known remaining problem is that some math will get outside its bounds a little if you click around here enough: http://teamalgebra.com/#TRAINING .... but I just have not had the time (and I gotta run) to re-tune the sizing logic since the breakthrough: jsMath lets you put math in a div or a span. spans are for referring to math right in the middle of a normal sentence, divs are for centering math in their own paragraph if you will. I was using spans, even tho I was essentially giving each bit of math its own universe, a qooxdoo embed.Html widget. jsMath was doing its best to cleverly align the math with...nothing else! But it would assume it was on aline of text and I guess do things odd vertically, or odder than usual. Now just using a div. Off to tend to this now: http://thelaughingstockatpngs.com/, a much welcome change of pace for a homebound geek. kt -- http://www.stuckonalgebra.com "The best Algebra tutorial program I have seen... in a class by itself." Macworld
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