As always, our development team is working hard behind the scenes to improve and extend GeoGebra based on the valuable feedback from you, our user community. Today, we would like to let you know about our plans for the months…
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ChromeApp News, HTML5 GeoGebra
We’ve been working hard to improve the GeoGebra Chrome App. Some of the improvements include: The Derivative command (and hence the Tangent Tool) are now working for all functions (rather than just polynomials as before) Integration now works for most…
GeoGebraWeb – Spreadsheet view and more…
GeoGebra is not only available as a desktop application, but in the web browser too. You can try GeoGebraWeb in Chrome (works best): http://www.geogebra.org/chrome or in other browsers: http://app.geogebra.org Today we are announcing the new Spreadsheet view in GeoGebraWeb. You…
WebRTC is now available for public
Concerning this post, in the 23th version of Google Chrome the WebRTC specification is available without any “flag” to modify. What this means to us that the “Capture Image from WebCam” option of GeoGebraWeb now available for millions and millions Chrome…
Be intuitive
Days are passing and the summer conference time is getting closer and closer. In two weeks we (Simon and I) will attend EACA 2012 in Spain, and then CADGME 2012 in Serbia. For both we are preparing with the new features of…
GeoGebraWeb offers CAS functionality
After some hard work with Simon Weitzhofer, an undergraduate student at Johannes Kepler University, Linz, Austria, we finally published a GeoGebraWeb version which contains a built-in computer algebra system (CAS), “binary the same” to the desktop version of GeoGebra. Ted…
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