Calcflow

I am a Jr in Electrical Engineering so I’ve been exposed to many of the concepts that are currently available in this application/utility. In the current version, it is really just a visual aid on about ~2 dozen concepts used in complex algebra, calculus, trig, etc. They picked some good examples, but I feel like the software lacks core functionality, like being able to save your workspace for example (what is the point of a pen if not). It becomes impossible to grab the data points/objects on the screen if you take the data points to their maximum on the plane and release the button. Aliasing is terrible in this app and I even tried to force AA. Every time the game says the “red” object, it means the black one. You should be able to pull up multiple modules at once and compare multiple parameters. You should be able to zoom in and make the modules bigger/smaller. I feel like the idea is excellent and with time and with more development it could offer some really insightful ex...

Being able to interact with a mathematical construct and see it change with different parameters and being able to annotate. This is literally another dimension from just playing with plotting on a screen, it's being IN a mathematical universe. Can't wait for more content!

This is a brilliant piece of software for understanding vectors, plotting functions and altering the parameters as you view them in real time. It makes the maths my students normally sleep through much more exciting and experiential. Also, once they have seen the functions in three dimensions it is much easier for them to understand them written out. I highly recommend it for teachers or struggling studenrts. The vector cross product tool alone is worth its weight in gold for explaining orthogonal product vectors!

[h1]English[/h1] It is just what expected... [h1]Spanish[/h1] Es justo lo esperado...

This seems fantastic for those who already have a fair grasp of the concepts in the program, though I do wish I had a book or professor to guide me through it. I suppose I'll have to figure this out the old fashioned way.

I'm giving this a 9/10, its free, and very cleanly made. My only critisism would be the lack of updates and the lack of more general models, for example differential equation graphing. Maybe fourier, legendre transforms, etc. That would probably make it EXTREMELY useful for College of Science applications in Universities. Keep up the fantastic work and I'll be keeping a close eye on this :D