Now, mathemactor also supports imaginary roots for quadratic equations.
But, graph is not available for equations with complex/imaginary roots.
Integrated function-plot library for showing graphs of equations with highlighted roots. You can zoom in or out and see the roots.
Implemented step by step solution for quadratic equations. Now, you can see each step of quadratic equation getting solved. Separate solutions are available for both roots.
Welcome to devlog 3 of trail, I have made some changes in src/commands/revertBack.js so it can bring back nested folders and files also when user runs trail revert commitId.
Enable users to push and pull code from GitHub. It is a complex task, but I will try my best to implement this.
Modified the structure of history.json to support nested files also. Before it, trail only saved commit data for root level files.
{
"commitId": "...",
"commitDesc": "Added authentication",
"date": "...",
"files": {
"index.js": "af82bd73...",
"app.js": "b17de09a..."
}
}
{
"commitId": "...",
"commitDesc": "Added authentication",
"date": "...",
"filesAndFolders": {
"D:\\Projects\\my_project_1\\file1.txt": "af82bd73...",
"D:\\Projects\\my_project_1\\src\\app.js": "b17de09a..."
}
}
Welcome to “trail”, a version control system built on the same core principles as Git.
It currently supports only root level files (no nested folders), but I’m actively working on it to expand its features.
Hey everyone! I have built a webapp where you have to write Python code to match the given pattern.
Add multiple levels/patterns to make the app more engaging.
I started working on a mathematics equation solver webapp last year. And after creating its most basic version, I moved forward.
But now, I thought I need to add some more features i it.
Showing step-by-step solution of Linear equation. See the equation going towards solution at each step.
Looking forward to add the same feature for quadratic equations
I created this API testing tool inspired by POSTMAN a year ago and then left it abandoned. But now, I decided to add more features in it.
I have now added Headers support! You can now send custom headers (like Content-Type or Authorization) along with your request body when making API calls.
It was a bit challenging to handle dynamic input fields to enter headers, but I managed to solve this problem by using .map() method to render them dynamically.
I just started working on GitBack, a GitHub time machine. Here is the summary of my first 2 hours.
My next step is to design the main/page of my webapp.