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https://chachatelier.fr/chalk/article/chalk.html https://chachatelier.fr/chalk/article/chalk.html

• ramses0 5y ago
  This description is like a dissertation and history lesson in calculation, all in one. Add a comparison of `chalk` to the babbage difference engine, and it'll be 100% complete! :-P
• prashnts 5y ago
  Unfortunately the link is unreadable on mobile due to the sidebar taking all the space.
  • chacha21 5y ago
    Quickfix : I have added a button to hide the TOC. Not sure if it fits mobile screens anyway.
    • FastEatSlow 5y ago
      Chrome's developer tools has a device toolbar to help you test usability on mobile devices.
      • makapuf 5y ago
        So does firefox if you're using this browser https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Responsive_Design_Mode https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Responsive_De...
        • chacha21 5y ago
          Thanks, I have added some more "mobile compliant" CSS styles.
          • darnir 5y ago
            Its still unreadable on mobile. 10% or less of the screen is being used for the text
    • setr 5y ago
      Body text remains at its original width when ToC is hidden, remaining unreadable at like 10% of screen width (with a lot of blank space). Probably better quick fix: have ToC initialize as hidden on page load
• Mindless2112 5y ago
  > Windows Calculator almost does that: you can see the full input as you type, but it disappears upon hitting the final "=". This has been rectified, by the way.
  • chacha21 5y ago
    Even if it proves me wrong, it still makes me happy that some work is done on this tool. (I will fix the article)