JSXGraph

Release Notes: This release enables the long awaited flexible positioning of labels, e.g. of axes. It brings improved event handling. It contains many bugfixes and better GEONExT file format compatibility. Many other small improvements make JSXGraph programming more convenient, for example setProperty() is now available for groups, transformations can by applied to data plots, and points may snap to other points.

Release Notes: This release introduces many new features, like segments of fixed length, magnetized points, and Catmull-Rom splines. Further, the handling of mouse events and touch events has been much improved. Many new options were introduced. For example, it is now possible to supply CSS classes for individual HTML texts. Many bugs have been fixed, especially during during creation and deletion of multiple boards in one HTML file.

Release Notes: This is mainly a bugfix release. The number of JSXGraph boards in one HTML page has been increased from 33 to 65535, an annoying bug in IE has been fixed, and the calculation of the mouse position has been improved. The plot algorithm now produces better graphs. The slow update speed on Android 3 devices has been addressed, and the usability of JSXGraph in XHTML has been improved. The latter feature is important for including JSXGraph in ebooks with the epub3 file format.

Release Notes: This release enables the dragging of lines, circles, texts and images. Axes are considerably improved as well as the handling of touch events on iOS and Android. Many bugs have been fixed, and the import of GEONExT and Intergeo files is more stable now. The documentation has been expanded significantly.

Release Notes: This version is a major rewrite of the code base, which results in significantly less code. The handling of visual attributes is now much more flexible. Feature requests have been added. The loading time has been improved as well as output to HTML5 canvas. Texts and images are integrated much more tightly. Finally, the API documentation has been improved by magnitudes.