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38 | Features

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A suite of useful embedded-engineering related calculators.

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As-you-type Updating

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No more pressing the "Calculate" button! All parts of the calculator update as you type.

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Metric Prefix Support

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Enter values in the same concise format engineers use, using metric prefixes (e.g. u, m, k, M, G, e.t.c). Makes 56 | widely-varying values easy to enter and understand.

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Metric/Imperial Unit Support

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Dynamic unit-changing support (including various metric and imperial units where appropriate).

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Continuous Sanity Checks

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Continuously checking validators which make sure calculator variables are within range and sensible.

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Helpful Tooltip Info

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Helpful tooltip information for each calculator variable.

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Smart Calculator Resizing

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Smart calculator resizing to cater for various screen sizes and resolutions.

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Expandable Info For Each Calculator

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Want to know the exact equations each calculator is using? Interested in the theory behind each calculator? Expand 90 | each calculators "Info" section to get a detailed description of whats going on.

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Bugs, Feature Requests, Questions, e.t.c

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Please create an issue in the GitHub repository if 98 | you want to log a bug, make a feature request, ask a question, e.t.c.

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Java Downloads

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Before NinjaCalc was a web app (v2.0.0), it used to be a downloadable Java app. You can still download the old Java app (at v1.3.0) from the links below:

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v1.3.0 (Win)

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v1.3.0 (OS X)

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Contributors

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Thanks to Phillip Abplanalp, Zac Frank, Jason Cleland and Brendon Le Comte for user-interaction guidance and 111 | tips!

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Thanks to the additional testing done by William Hunter and Jared Eagle.

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Thanks to alexcurtis for the time and effort he put into the react-treebeard module.

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Thanks to the kids at Facebook for the great react framework 119 | (albeit no longer used!).

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Thanks to Jesse Eedrah for guidance and help with Javascript and the React/Redux stack.

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Thanks to Michael O'Donnell (a la Mod) for sharing some of his pro-knowledge of the C#/.NET language.

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GIFs for this home page created with the amazing open-source "Screen To 126 | Gif" program. 127 | 128 |

The team at ej-technologies have graciously donated me an 129 | open-source licensed version of , the multi-platform installer 131 | builder for Java applications.

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