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@OscarGodson Listing namespaces is just a XML habit. It's useful for browser - to know what API to load. Eg `` would mean load "html" and "svg" APIs. If you...

@stuartjmoore - You can make a pull request. @philandy - Not really a `link`, I think `include` or `using` would be better - https://github.com/OscarGodson/HTML6/issues/5

You'd usually want to use [ComposeKey](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compose_key) for math symbols. It's a lot faster. If you didn't want to make your own sequences for everything, you can peek into my custom...

Incomplete type definitions for the library that I've come up with: ```typescript declare module "svelte-grid" { import type { SvelteComponentTyped } from "svelte"; export interface Size { w: number; h:...

Uhh.... looks like the original API has changed to a much more cumbersome one and no one updated the docs... What version do I need to get the old API...

Is there a reason why the package isn't written in TypeScript to start with? Imo it would be beneficial to port it to TS sooner rather than later. @vaheqelyan If...

Yes, that's definitely a very good remark. While I have first-hand experience with Rust compiled to WASM being orders of magnitude faster than the corresponding JS in my app, I...

Hey Sancarn, Thanks for reaching out, and sorry for being so late to reply. To me, this sounds like a great feature to have! @josdejong What's your opinion on this?

Currently, math.js doesn't have an equation solver – neither for absolute value equations, nor for anything else. But I'm sure we'll get there some day. Btw, the syntax for absolute...

Hey Spencer, Thanks for getting in touch! I think that numerical methods are *not* out of scope – we already have a [symbolic derivative](https://mathjs.org/docs/reference/functions/derivative.html) and a feature request for symbolic...