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 is a complete overhaul of JSXGraph codebase. The most radical internal change is the implementation of the AMD pattern to actually enforce the module pattern which only existed theoretically before. This release also contains many bugfixes and new features (among them, a tape measure and line hashes).


Release Notes: This release contains SketchReader, the library to read sketchometry files; sketchometry is the dynamic geometry project tailored for use on tablets. Further enhancements in this release are dragging of polygons and curves, rotation of labels, better event handling, and new configuration options for zooming and panning. Quite a few bugs were identified and fixed.


Release Notes: This release adds bugfixes and much-improved text handling. All texts may now be right-aligned or centered. Internal (SVG) texts are much better supported. A much-requested new text option is "rotate:degree", for easy rotation of internal texts. With minor and major arcs, there are new geometric objects. Event handling has been improved, JSXGraph no longer interferes with events from outside, and custom event handlers can be introduced much more flexibly.


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.