This is something I originally built for my students when I was teaching logic at the University of Buenos Aires (I have now moved to philosophy of science).
I had planned to add some commercial features like paid courses — and even developed a good part of it — but I got caught up in other projects (plus, it didn’t seem particularly profitable), so it’s been sitting idle for a few years.
I figured I'd finally share it to see what reaction I get, if any, and whether there's any interest in me adding that kind of functionality.
PS. TAUT is based on my open-source logics library (https://github.com/ariroffe/logics), which runs in the browser via Pyodide. The site is currently hosted on a $5 VPS, so hopefully it won’t get hugged to death.
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This is something I originally built for my students when I was teaching logic at the University of Buenos Aires (I have now moved to philosophy of science).
I had planned to add some commercial features like paid courses — and even developed a good part of it — but I got caught up in other projects (plus, it didn’t seem particularly profitable), so it’s been sitting idle for a few years.
I figured I'd finally share it to see what reaction I get, if any, and whether there's any interest in me adding that kind of functionality.
PS. TAUT is based on my open-source logics library (https://github.com/ariroffe/logics), which runs in the browser via Pyodide. The site is currently hosted on a $5 VPS, so hopefully it won’t get hugged to death.