News


Dynamic Mathematics with JavaScript

1. international JSXGraph conference

Online conference

Dear friends of JSXGraph, this is the official announcement of the 1st international JSXGraph conference. Date: 6.-8. October 2020 Conference homepage: https://jsxgraph.org/conf/ The conference will bring together developers and teachers, instructors and designers who are interested or already experienced in using JSXGraph to enhance digital learning of STEM... [Read More]

Release of 1.1.0

Major new release

Version 1.1.0 introduces the new JSXGraph element polygonalchain (sometimes also called “polyline”), see https://jsxgraph.org/docs/symbols/PolygonalChain.html and new attributes for gradient colors. Examples can be seen at https://jsfiddle.net/6wbmvjp3/ for linear gradients and https://jsfiddle.net/6wbmvjp3/1/ for radial gradients. The statistics module received the new method JXG.Math.statistics.generateGaussian which... [Read More]

Example

Efficient scatter plots

Today, I want to show you a neat trick to create scatter plots with a large number of points. Of course, it is possible to use JSXGraph points, but this might be overkill and need too much resources. A more efficient approach is to use the JSXGraph curve object: For... [Read More]

Examples

Fullscreen mode, n-th roots

Today we have to new examples: https://jsxgraph.org/wiki/index.php/Fullscreen_mode: The user can click on an icon in the JSXGraphnavigation bar on the lower right or click on an external button provided by the content creator to display a JSXGraph construction in full screen mode. This can be useful in classroom... [Read More]

Example

Polar grid

Today, I just want to highlight one new example in the wiki showing a polar grid: https://jsxgraph.org/wiki/index.php/Polar grid Version 1.00.0 is still not available in the CDN. But we are in contact with the adminstrators of CDNJS and they try to locate the cause of the... [Read More]