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Welcome to my homepage! Now with added vitamin K and web standards. Feel free to look around and I hope you enjoy your stay. On this website you'll find some information about me, my research and various pieces of software that I've written. Use the links along the side to navigate around the site. The bar along the top of the page will tell you where you are. You can also choose a different style or turn on the animations. You're welcome to contact me by email and I will happily accept PGP encrypted e-mail using my public key.
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David Llewellyn-Jones
News
13 May 2012 : New Knot 0.1.2 packages #
Knot version 0.1.2 has now been released and the packages are up on SourceForge for download. The biggest addition to this new version is the ability to save the knot images out as PNG files. Many thanks go to lylejk for suggesting the change; hopefully it'll allow people to better make use of the generated knots in 2D graphics packages.
6 May 2012 : Colourful curves #
Added a few screenshots and icons to the Curves library page to give some basic idea about what the library could be used for (and to brighten up the page a bit).
6 May 2012 : New Knot 0.1.1 packages #
Version 0.1.1 of Knot is now available from SourceForge. I've also spent a bit of time updating all of the links, so everything should now point to this SourceForge version rather than the previous version in the Subversion repository.
6 May 2012 : Knot on SourceForge #
Knot has been released into the wild as a project on SourceForge. This means the code is now hosted there rather than on my home server, but it doesn't really change anything else. It's still open source and released under an MIT licence. There are still some loose ends to tie up, such as links I need to point to the new version, but hopefully this will all be sorted out over the next couple of days.
5 May 2012 : Curves on SourceForge #
The Curves Library code has now been moved over to SourceForge to become part of the Functy package. The plan is to allow Functy to render parametric curves, just as soon as the library can be properly integrated.