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Why not use jqMath? It's latex based, 10 times smaller, and 10 times faster than MathJax - which is aimed more at publishers.
by pixie_ 14y ago
Why not use jqMath? It's latex based, 10 times smaller, and 10 times faster than MathJax - which is aimed more at publishers.
- jey 14y agoInteresting. Looks like it maps TeX directly to HTML, so it must support fewer constructs? Or what are the downsides? Being 10x faster and 10x smaller without any drawbacks seems too good to be true.
- jessriedel 14y ago"TeX-based" is the operative term here. The syntax is somewhat different true TeX (so it would drive people who use TeX regularly crazy, like me). And I don't believe it has the same abilities.
- Q6T46nT668w6i3m 14y agojqMath doesn’t use LaTeX.