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In the JSXGraph wiki there are now several examples for intersection of curves, polygons, and circles. The clipping algorithm is an implementation of the Greiner-Hormann algorithm. Please, report failures. The new examples are: https://jsxgraph.org/wiki/index.php/Intersection_of_circles https://jsxgraph.org/wiki/index.php/Intersection_of_curves_I https://jsxgraph.org/wiki/index.php/Intersection_of_curves_II https://jsxgraph.org/wiki/index.php/Intersection_of_functiongraphs Due to a wrong git tag,... [Read More]

Here it is: The much awaited version 1.00.0 of JSXGraph has been released! After 12 years of development we think JSXGraph is more than ready to leave with version 1.00.0 the unofficial beta-status. We heartfully thank all the developers out there who use JSXGraph since many years to produce mathematical... [Read More]

Dear friends of JSXGraph, we are happy to announce that since November 2018 JSXGraph is funded by the European Union in form of the Erasmus+ project ITEMS: https://itemspro.eu/ (See also the list of project partners). Part of this project will be several workshops in the next months on... [Read More]

Here it is: The much awaited version 0.99.7 of JSXGraph has been released! There are a few new elements and many new features. We are especially happy that we received many requests for new features from active JSXGraph users. New elements comb cardinalspline <a... [Read More]

The long awaited version 0.99.6 of JSXGraph has just been released! This is a There are quite a few new features which are - hopefully - The most noteable new features are: JSXGraph is (again) working in AMD, CommonJS, and much more Unified control of zooming and panning All... [Read More]