A few months back, I published my website, teachyourselfmath, which shows you a list of math problems parsed automatically from PDFs around the world. It received a tremendous amount of feedback and interest. And I was honestly overwhelmed by the response and then life happened.<p>Over the past few weeks, I have been actively working on this project, trying to incorporate all the feedback and I’d love to share it with the world again. New features:
1. Filter problems by difficulty and category
2. Bookmark your favorite problems
3. Editor in the comment section supports markdown formatting
4. ...and some UI improvements throughout the website<p>I am also starting a small telegram community of math nerds who would like to discuss all things math, as well as talk about upcoming features and feedback for the website. Here is the link - (<a href="https://t.me/teachyourselfmath" rel="nofollow">https://t.me/teachyourselfmath</a>)<p>If you’d like to support my work through small donations, you can do it here - (<a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/viveknathani">https://www.buymeacoffee.com/viveknathani</a>). Right now, teachyourselfmath runs for free. Later, I’d love to make features that people would love to pay for but fundamentally, the goal is to make math accessible through technology. There’s a lot of peer learning involved in the comments section of these math problems. All of this gives me more reason to keep working on this.<p>Happy hacking!