A simple and fast way to learn and review any topic.
It fascinates me how things just work in our universe and how we explain it using math. I've been learning math ahead of my grade for almost 2 years now using the fantastic platform Khan Academy and it's a huge reason why I perform so well at school. Recently, as I started learning more advanced stuff like calculus or trigonometry I find it hard to remember and keep track of all the concepts, methods, and theorems you can use to solve certain problems in addition to building and remembering the intuition for how these concepts work. There's just too much to remember and I often find myself looking up the same thing over and over again. So I thought, why not create a simple web notebook that allows me to keep track of all the things I've learned? This can definitely improve my math skills while also being a fun little coding exercise that's actually useful too. And that's how InfiNote was born.
This site is used to host many notes that I've made on a wide variety of math topics primarily used for my own review. But if you somehow stumbled upon this website (extremely unlikely) feel free to check out some of the notes and learn a thing or two yourself! There's also a bunch of features like "Mark as Review", "Add to Favorites", "Recent Notes", helpful videos or tools related to the topic, and convenient navigation with search functionality. And of course there's a toggle for dark and light mode with a button next to it that resets all your data. Also, all the notes and topic pages on this site are fully dynamic and are rendered from JSON data containing all the notes for scalability, optimization, and ease of use. This is also my first time using the JavaScript library MathJax as well as the language LaTeX (writing LaTeX in JSON is a pain) to display all the fancy smarty math equations and symbols. If you enjoy this site, please check out my GitHub or portfolio to see my other work!