Most Popular Posts

  • Introducing OneSql Client ADO.NET 0.1 (alpha)
    I’ve made two releases this week. The important one is OneSql.Client.AdoNet 0.1 (alpha) . That is an ADO.NET adapter on top of OneSql.Client...
  • My US Patents
    The following patent applications have been approved in the United States. To find out more about each of them, click on the patent number: ...
  • Nuances of Command Piping in the Windows Command Shell
      A key concept in command piping is the success/failure of the execution which is determined by the status code the command returns. 0 (z...
  • My Bets on Scalable Databases
    For those who don’t follow the database industry closely, here is the problem: Relational database servers clearly dominated the market for ...
  • About Me @ Microsoft (part III continued)
    After multiple reorgs, my team continues owning the programmability and public API for SharePoint and now of the entire Office. I, personal...

Mar 17, 2016

Systems of Linear Equations - Free for All

Some of my friends are familiar with the Windows Store app I wrote a couple of years ago that teaches kids how to solve systems of linear equations. The app generates problems with up to 5 unknowns, describes full step-by-step solutions, or shows just answers.

The news is that I've ditched the Windows Store, and I've made the app freely available as a web service. It is available for all smart devices from all geographical regions:


The app is designed for small form factor devices. So please try it from your phone.

This was made possible by the free web hosting at GitHub Pages.
Posted by at 3/17/2016
Labels: , ,

No comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)