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Fidus Writer
Fidus Writer is an online collaborative editor for academics
Fidus Writer is an online collaborative editor especially made for academics who need to use citations and/or formulas. The editor focuses on the content rather than the layout, so that with the same text, you can later on publish it in multiple ways: On a website, as a printed book, or as an ebook. In each case, you can choose from a number of layouts that are adequate for the medium of choice. -
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remark-math
remark and rehype plugins to support math
This project is a monorepo that contains several packages for dealing with math in markdown and HTML. This repository contains unified (rehype and remark) plugins to add support for math. You can use them to add support for parsing and serializing a syntax extension and to render math with KaTeX or MathJax. This project is useful when you want to support LaTeX math. This mechanism works well when you want authors, who have some LaTeX experience, to be able to embed rich diagrams of math to... -
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pseudocode.js
Beautiful pseudocode for the Web
pseudocode.js is a JavaScript library that typesets pseudocode beautifully to HTML. Pseudocode.js takes a LaTeX-style input that supports the algorithmic constructs from LaTeX's algorithm packages. With or without LaTeX experience, a user should find the grammar fairly intuitive. The HTML output produced by pseudocode.js is (almost) identical to the pretty algorithms printed on publications that are typeset by LaTeX. Inserting math formulas in pseudocode.js is as easy as LaTeX. Just enclose... -
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LaTeX.js
JavaScript LaTeX to HTML5 translator
This is a LaTeX to HTML5 translator written in JavaScript using PEG.js. latex.js for LaTeX is similar in spirit to marked for Markdown. LaTeX.js tries to be absolutely and uncompromisingly exact and compatible with LaTeX. The generated HTML is exactly what is meant to be output, down to the last space. The CSS makes it look like LaTeX output—except where impossible in principle, see limitations. -
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Sciblog
A blog made with django designed like a scientific paper
Sciblog is a blog with the appearance of a scientific paper. Blog developed in Django with the same appearance of a research paper written in LaTeX. -
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SICP JavaScript Edition
XML sources of SICP and SICP JS, and support
This repository contains processing scripts and sources for the textbook SICP JS: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, JavaScript Edition (SICP JS). See Preface for background. -
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Scholia
Wikidata-based scholarly profiles
Scholia is a service that creates visual scholarly profiles for topics, people, organizations, species, chemicals, etc using bibliographic and other information in Wikidata. As a web app, it currently runs from Wikimedia Toolforge, a facility provided by the Wikimedia Foundation. The web app displays scholarly profiles for individual researchers, research topics, organizations, journals, works, events, awards, and so on. -
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Nerdamer
a symbolic math expression evaluator for javascript
Nerdamer is a small and light-weight symbolic math expression evaluator written in JavaScript. The parsing is done purely in JavaScript and uses no server-side program whatsoever. It can export to a pure javascript function, ideal for filtering user input. Nerdamer is modular so you only need to load the parts you need. Because of this and its small footprint, it can easily be embedded into your applications. -
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Markdown+Math
LaTeX Math for Markdown inside of Visual Studio Code
mdmath allows to use of Visual Studio Code as a markdown editor capable of typesetting and rendering TeX math.K, In fact, it now reuses the built-in markdown viewer. KaTeX works inside as a fast math renderer. -
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Mark Mind
Mind map and outliner editor for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS
Mark Mind is a next-generation mind map editor. A mind map and outline tool based on electron vue. -
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tikzcd-editor
A simple visual editor for creating commutative diagrams
A simple visual editor for creating commutative diagrams. -
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FireTeX: LaTeX Editor and Compiler
Edit Your files LaTeX and tex
FireTeX, web based LaTeX editor complete, is a powerful, intuitive and stocked with useful functions for exporting the results in three useful formats. An editor with LaTeX compiler, highlight code, advanced search / replace and filesystem API HTML5. ======== Android app available on Play Store > https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ulmdesign.ulmtex ======== Update 30.06.2017 Windows 7 and later and macOS 10.9 and later are supported. == Browser Extensions == Add-on... -
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Atom LaTeX
Compile LaTeX or knitr documents from within Atom
Compile LaTeX, knitr, literate Agda, literate Haskell, or Pweave documents from within Atom. Use the Atom package manager and search for "latex", or run apm install latex from the command line. A reasonably up-to-date and working TeX distribution is required. The only officially supported distributions are TeX Live and MiKTeX. Although, the latter is not as well tested and supported as TeX Live, hence using TeX Live is highly recommended. You need to ensure that the package can find your TeX... -
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VisualMathEditor
LaTeX, AscciMath and MathML editor developed in Javascript and HTML
Visual Math Editor New Version “ It now offers more than 730 LaTeX symbols and 210 AsciiMath symbols. It now works in all modern browsers without plugin. It now works with LaTeX, AsciiMath, MathML and HTML syntaxes. It improves the ergonomics of the user interface.” VisualMathEditor is a LaTeX, AsciiMath and MathML editor developed in Javascript and HTML. It operates independently on the web or locally. It has many features and menus that help the equation-entry and allow their... -
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A bundle of lisp extensions, largely original, for GNU Emacs with the goal to obtain a more user friendly and powerful interface. The new features include contextual tool bars, new TeX interface, very complete menus, and a well structured IDE.
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DragMath is a drag and drop equation editor in the form of a Java applet. Once an expression is created the user can convert it into a variety of different linear syntax for mathematics, including MathML, LaTeX, Maple, Maxima or any user defined style. PLEASE NOTE: active code development has moved to GitHub. https://github.com/maths/dragmath
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ConTeXt modules that show the power of ConTeXt. We can do anything with ConTeXt intergrating JavaScript and MetaFun.
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