Ghent University released a Java-based TeX engine under the GPL back in 2007, known as JMathTeX. In 2020, I modernized the build system and introduced significant performance optimizations to...
Ghent University released a Java-based TeX engine under the GPL back in 2007, known as JMathTeX. In 2020, I modernized the build system and introduced significant performance optimizations to achieve real-time TeX rendering in my plain text editor, KeenWrite.
JMathTeX was forked into a LaTeX derivative known as JLaTeXMath.
The original JMathTeX license remains GPL. My fork was given permission to use an MIT license. For any of you who are looking to render basic TeX expressions using Java, my fork may be worth considering.
Ghent University released a Java-based TeX engine under the GPL back in 2007, known as JMathTeX. In 2020, I modernized the build system and introduced significant performance optimizations to achieve real-time TeX rendering in my plain text editor, KeenWrite.
JMathTeX was forked into a LaTeX derivative known as JLaTeXMath.
The original JMathTeX license remains GPL. My fork was given permission to use an MIT license. For any of you who are looking to render basic TeX expressions using Java, my fork may be worth considering.