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- shiffman March 2017
- Skywalker March 2017
- theabhikpal March 2017
Math Graphics Tutorial Apps
Hi There!
I was reading through the GSoC 2017 Project List and came across the items "Trigonometry teaching tool (Explain how sin() and cos() relate the circle and angles)" and "More math education apps" under the Graphics Tutorial Apps title, and they seem interesting, but I would like to know if there is a list of already available apps, to avoid doing something that has been already done. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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Where do you see this reference? This is the most recent Project List:
https://github.com/processing/processing/wiki/Project-List
Hello shiffman.
Down at the bottom of that page there is an item called "Tools for the Processing Development Environment (PDE)" with a link under it. There you can see the some suggested tools to code, including the ones I mentioned. Here is the direct link.
@Skywalker, doesn't that page seem quite outdated ("Daniel Shiffman edited this page on 1 Apr 2015") Look at the list that shiffman linked to above.