23 August 2025
bibref: German language support
The bibref tool has a new release (version 2025-08-22): it supports English, German and Hungarian.
Are you a native German speaker? Sprichst Du deutsch? Then, you are welcome to help test the translation.
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- 14 August 2025—Module LXX can be upgraded from 3.0 to 3.2 just with little pain
- 13 August 2025—GraphViz as a WebAssembly module
- 10 July 2025—Connecting ISBTF's LXX-NT database with bibref
- 5 July 2025—JGEX via CheerpJ
- 20 April 2025—An online Qt GUI version of bibref
- 29 March 2025—An allusion on Palm Sunday
- 8 March 2025—Statement analysis in bibref
- 7 March 2025—Developing C++ code for desktop and web with cmake
- 7 February 2025—Update to LXX 3.0: Part 2
- 5 February 2025—Deuterocanonical books in the bibref project
- 23 January 2025—Statements connecting LXX and StatResGNT
- 6 January 2025—Treasure of Count Goldenwald
- 2 January 2025—Statements on Bible references: Part 2
- 22 August 2024—Compiling and running bibref-qt on Wine
- 5 August 2024—Statements on Bible references
- 30 July 2024—Difficulty of geometry statements
- 11 March 2024—Qt version of bibref
- 2 January 2024—xaos.app
- 10 December 2023—JGEX 0.81 (in Hungarian)
- 11 November 2023—Debut of GNU Aris in WebAssembly
- 30 August 2023—XaoS in WebAssembly
- 31 July 2023—Statistical Restoration Greek New Testament
- 16 April 2023—Tube amoeba
- 15 April 2023—Torus puzzle
- 19 September 2022—Stephen's defense speech
- 25 August 2022—A general visualization
- 23 August 2022—Long false positives
- 31 July 2022—Isaiah, a second summary
- 25 July 2022—Matthew, a summary
- 17 July 2022—On the Wuppertal Project, concerning Matthew
- 28 June 2022—Terminals on the web
- 7 April 2022—A summary
- 2 April 2022—Compiling Giac via MSYS2/CLANG32
- 30 March 2022—Isaiah: Part 7
- 23 March 2022—Isaiah: Part 6
- 15 March 2022—Isaiah: Part 5
- 7 March 2022—Isaiah: Part 4
- 2 March 2022—Isaiah: Part 3
- 26 February 2022—Isaiah: Part 2
- 19 February 2022—Isaiah: Part 1
- 15 February 2022—A classification of structure diagrams
- 12 February 2022—Supporting logic with technology: Part 2
- 7 February 2022—The Psalms: Part 2
- 6 February 2022—The Psalms
- 5 February 2022—A summary on the Romans
- 3 February 2022—Non-literal matches in the Romans: Part 2
- 2 February 2022—Non-literal matches: Jaccard distance
- 1 February 2022—Literal matches: the minunique and getrefs algorithms
- 31 January 2022—Literal matches: minimal uniquity and maximal extension
- 26 January 2022—Non-literal matches in the Romans
- 24 January 2022—Developing Giac with Qt Creator on Windows
- 23 January 2022—A student of Gamaliel's
- 20 January 2022—Reproducibility and imperfection
- 17 January 2022—Order in chaos
- 12 January 2022—Web version of bibref
- 2 November 2021—Supporting logic in function calculus
- 28 October 2021—Proving inequalities
- 27 October 2021—Discovering geometric inequalities
- 1 October 2021—Web version of Tarski
- 9 July 2021—Embedding realgeom in GeoGebra
- 26 January 2021—ApplyMap
- 25 January 2021—Comparison improvements
- 29 December 2020—Pete-Dőtsch theorem
- 18 November 2020—Ellipsograph of Archimedes as a simple LEGO construction
- 17 November 2020—Offsets of a trifolium
- 11 November 2020—Explore envelopes easily!
- 31 October 2020—Points attached to an algebraic curve…
- 19 October 2020—Detection of perpendicular lines…
- 6 October 2020—Better language support…
- 29 September 2020—A new GeoGebra version with better angle bisectors…
- 28 September 2020—I restart my blog…
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