Math Services

Math Services on Google Appengine

Utility math routines and other logic experiments from a google appengine application. This service also acts as an experiment in literate programming. Source for all of the examples are available. (version 0.0.2)
Tested with Google App Engine SDK, 1.7.3
Created by : Berlin Brown (12/10/2012) /berlin {dot} brown {at} gmail.com/

Available Applications:

Basic Math Utilities

Range - Print the range of numbers 'from', 'to'.
Sort - Simple Sorting / (literate example)
Fibonacci - Find the fibonacci number. Change the parameter 'n' in your browser address bar. / (literate example)
Fibonacci numbers - Print the first set of fibonacci numbers. Change the parameter 'n' in your browser address bar.
Summation - sum(n). Change the parameter 'n' in your browser address bar.
Add two numbers - plus(x, y). Change the arguments 'a' and 'b'. / multiply - multiply(x, y).
Numbers Database - Interesting numbers.
Dates Database - Interesting dates.
Mandelbrot Fractal - Image of the mandelbrot fractal (10-15 second render time)
Octane Simple Stack Programming Language - Input basic programming language routines / simple-scheme / simple parser with jflex/cup

Logic Propositions, Question and Answer

Misc

Quick Web Activity Log
Wicket Open Hospital Management System - Proof of concept web application using Apache Wicket framework.
Artificial Chemistry Simulation on Google App Engine - Each colored grid cell represents an artificial chemical element. Lines are drawn between bonded elements. A collection of bonded elements represent a molecule. Over time, common molecules survive through out the life cycle of the simulation.

Resources:
Source Code (github) / Source Code (code.google.com) / servlet-src(snapshot1) Blog Google Pages

-- Berlin Brown (berlin dot brown at gmail.com). Berlin Brown is a software engineer in the Atlanta, Ga area.
blog / crazyontap (forum) / gist

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