When D3 was released in February 2011, it transformed how we build data visualizations for the web and ushered in a new age of unbridled creativity in information design, data journalism, and beyond. Today, it remains the backbone of modern, interactive data viz.
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the creator is a former senior engineer at Microsoft (now retired), who worked on the math-editing features in software like Word. This editor give a elegant interaction
find an example murrayiii.github.io/UnicodeMathM... math editor based on MathML can work!
and I wonder if any one try to build a Math editor for web based on the native MathML element, not just imitate them with a batch Divs or Spans
yep and MathLive is another Math editor UX pioneer
If WYSIWYG editor aim to provide a friendly typing experience between writing bored Markdown text and verbose HTML, and what's form of editor can provide a fancy authoring experience between LaTex and MathML
this editor typing experience for math formula is so wonderful, I really like it
but I wonder if any plan to provide a minimal package, so that developers can integrate Corca into their product, something like MathLive or MathQuill
developer.chrome.com/docs/web-pla... view transition is really cool, and now it's easier to build a lightbox popup animation like this photoswipe.com with just few line code
✨support markdown syntax to add inline code youtu.be/PiPjcKOJ9lE
✨ add a small icon to show the language of the inline code youtu.be/6ZapOY2JZ3E
try to highlight inline code in rich text editor, a small demo, build with prosemirror and @shiki.style, not bad youtu.be/Ku1ioI9NQv8 #UX
