In this post I discuss how you can render math in the browser using MathML and MathML Core elements, and show AsciiMath as an easier way of writing equations

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The post discusses MathML, MathML Core, and AsciiMath, and how they can be used to render math equations in HTML. It also mentions alternatives like MathJax for easier ways to write math in the browser.

Rendering Math in HTML: MathML, MathML Core, and AsciiMath

AsciiMath: making it easier to write MathML