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DevelopersIn order to make MathCast 1.0 as great as possible, there are still a few thing that need to be done. You don’t have to programmer in order to contribute. Before I lay out the list of the things you can do to help out, I want to note that MathCast is a fully legitimate software and all the copyright notices of the software and arts used, have been respected. Report Bugs: If you encountered a bug, please tell about it. Explain what you did and how you encountered it, and what happened afterwards. Most importantly, state how to go about and recreate the same error. Feedback and Feature requests: I would very much like to know how you feel about the software and hear your suggestions. Writing: There still isn't much written material for MathCast. If you want to write a technical document, a whitepaper, a presentation or another document, that would be splendid. If it's not bad, I'll be happy to post it on this site and mention your name. Examples: You can send examples of documents and webpages you created with MathCast in the examples page. ProgrammingMathCast is open source software; feel free to download the source.If you want to contribute here is a short list of things that need to be done:
“Under the hood”Here is a list of stuff used in the making of MathCast: diligentXMLdiligentXML was developed by the same creator of MathCast and is the official XML parser for it. diligentXML features a DOM3 compatible C++ library. It’s stable and efficient. Bloodshed Dev-C++MathCast is developed with this great MinGW based IDE. The source itself comes in the shape of a Dev-C++ project file. MozillaMathCast embeds this next generation browser and uses it to render MathML as well to interface with the user. I would like to thank the people at the Mozilla MathML project for their hard work. The GIMPGreat image editing software. msdnGreat programming resource by Microsoft. SourceForgeThe host of this website and of many other great projects. I would also like to thank Noia and Nuvola icon sets, and bmp2png. |