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Header image by gabrielzschmitz, licensed under Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution license. Mathematics is an interconnected web of concepts, theorems, and proofs, each building upon others in intricate ways. But what if there were a structured, searchable way to navigate this vast landscape? That’s the idea behind my latest project: Axiom Nexus, or for short, AxioN. The Vision The goal is to create an online resource where users can: Search for mathematical concepts, theorems, definitions, and proofs. View relationships between topics using tags to get that distances. Export expressions and code in multiple formats (e.g., LaTeX, Unicode, etc). Get good references and explanations. In essence, this platform aims to be more than just a collection of definitions – it should serve as a dynamic tool for understanding mathematical structures and relationships. ...

Header image by gabrielzschmitz, licensed under Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution license. Hello and welcome to my first blog post! As I begin this blogging adventure, I thought it would be fitting to share a little about my journey into software development. I’ve always been intrigued by how things work—whether it’s computers, devices, or systems. But it wasn’t until my teenage years that I truly discovered my passion for coding. The Beginning Like many developers, my journey started with Minecraft mods in Java (Yuck!). What began as a hobby quickly grew into a deeper passion for programming. Over time, I ventured into low-level programming with C and began tinkering with simple NCurses applications. These early experiences sparked my curiosity and set me on a path of exploring more complex and challenging areas of software development. ...