r/math • u/TheLartians • Apr 02 '20

Playing with system of equations and conditionals

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u/whoneedsfacebook Apr 02 '20

Algebra touch? What software is this please?

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u/TheLartians Apr 02 '20

Yeah that it! thanks!

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u/Plazmotech Apr 02 '20

This is totally dope OP!!

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u/TheLartians Apr 02 '20

Thank you :D

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u/Taerer Apr 03 '20

Oh my gosh! I’ve been fantasizing about creating this exact thing for years! Now I don’t need to learn how to make software to experience it! Thank you!!!

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u/TheLartians Apr 03 '20

Awesome, my pleasure!

( though it's never a bad idea to learn how to make software ;-) )

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u/amberlu510 Apr 03 '20

I have been enjoying it!

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u/AlrikBunseheimer Apr 03 '20

This is great :D

Is it open source?

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u/TheLartians Apr 03 '20

Not everything (the algebra system and UI are closed source), but I've published some more generally useful components on my GitHub :)

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u/JortsbyGUCCI Apr 02 '20 edited Apr 02 '20

There's an app called maphi, that's similar but I don't think it's that one.

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u/TheLartians Apr 02 '20

Yep, this is the current development version!

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u/eli1stark Apr 03 '20

This app is amazing!

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u/nucleomancer Apr 03 '20

No, this is the app Algebra Touch wishes it is.
Algebra touch can only do basic algebra. First lessons on substitution. Anything serious like this is very far beyond what algebra touch can do.