Throughout the short development of PrograMath, I really only used two programs: Notepad++ and Google Chrome. Click on any of the screenshots to view them larger.
Notepad++ is like Notepad, which comes as the default text editor on Microsoft Windows. Notepad++ is a free substitute, with colorful syntax highlighting and many features that will help with coding, and a few for debugging.
Google Chrome is a fast, simple web browser. It updates often, and always has the newest web standards built. Therefore, I used this to test and debug most of the code.
To have my website online, I used the free hosting service by biz.nf, which had high reviews.
I used many other websites to answer my programming websites, especially StackOverflow, a large Q&A site for programmers.
My development process was simple: plan widgets, write and test them, write an explanation and presentation page. Throughout these seven days in class, my schedule was something like this:
Note how it doesn't say "finish variable solver" or "finish presentation/explanation page". This is because I need much more time to get this website and explanation better: simpler, more concise, more aesthetically pleasing, more fun. Unfortunately, it's a little boring now.
I don't have much for documentation, but a few pictures of the old website and widgets. At the right are the earlier versions of the Graphing and Calculator widgets.
Some problems I faced when working on this project were: