NoLimit Math was an open-source desktop app, written in Python with a PyQt5 interface, that calculated limits of functions and drew the matching graph with Matplotlib. It came in two flavours: a 'normal' version with its own solver for rational functions up to the second degree, and a version built on the SymPy library that handled any function. Saverio started it in 2018 for his high-school final exam (the 'Oltre i limiti' paper), developed it with Simone Massaro, and published it on PyPI as the nolimit package.
Both versions moved to 1.0.5β. The SymPy version got an updated interface and now shows ∞ instead of inf/oo for x₀. A later fix (3 July 2018) corrected the detailed plot in the SymPy version.
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The SymPy version now accepts ^, inf and ∞ in input, can show results as decimal numbers and has basic support for the detailed plot.
Version numbering restarted at 1.0β. The normal and SymPy versions got a matching new interface, the project was packaged as the 'nolimit' Python package (commands nolimit and nolimit_sympy), and the NoLimit Math website went live.
Added 'Live calculation' mode, which computes the limit and redraws the graph while you type. The SymPy version was updated to match.
Updated the normal version and the screenshots. The SymPy version gained graph plotting, except for constant functions.
Introduced the SymPy version ('1.2 S'), which calculates limits with the SymPy library and has basic error handling.
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Added the application icon.
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