x=1: Learn to solve equations

A small update that hints strongly to the things to come!

Now you'll be able to scroll your equation around - which is very useful for large equations.

On the topic of large equations - maybe you'll be able to create one yourself in the next update?

Improvements:

- Every equation can now be scrolled around
- Performance improvements, especially for large equations

Also, feel free to tell me what you think about the scrolling on twitter https://twitter.com/xgleich1

A small update that hints strongly to the things to come!

Now you'll be able to scroll your equation around - which is very useful for large equations.

On the topic of large equations - maybe you'll be able to create one yourself in the next update?

Improvements:

- Every equation can now be scrolled around
- Performance improvements, especially for large equations

Also, feel free to tell me what you think about the scrolling on twitter https://twitter.com/xgleich1

A small update that hints strongly to the things to come!

Now you'll be able to scroll your equation around - which is very useful for large equations.

On the topic of large equations - maybe you'll be able to create one yourself in the next update?

Improvements:

- Every equation can now be scrolled around
- Performance improvements, especially for large equations

Also, feel free to tell me what you think about the scrolling on twitter https://twitter.com/xgleich1

A small update that hints strongly to the things to come!

Now you'll be able to scroll your equation around - which is very useful for large equations.

On the topic of large equations - maybe you'll be able to create one yourself in the next update?

Improvements:

- Every equation can now be scrolled around
- Performance improvements, especially for large equations

Also, feel free to tell me what you think about the scrolling on twitter https://twitter.com/xgleich1

The next version has arrived and I poured my heart and soul into it, enjoy!

Improvements:

- New explanations for every action + an extended tutorial
- New design across the board (also for tablets)
- Improved the generation of the later equations
- Removed the need to sum 0 to it if you add an element to an empty side
- The biggest division-sign is now always in line with the equals-sign

Also, feel free to follow the development on twitter https://twitter.com/xgleich1

Thanks to your wonderful emails and hints a crash could be identified and fixed!

Improvements:

Reducing a division in a special way caused a crash.

First of all a huge thanks to every new user, you and the whole
9gag-community are just awesome! I will try to do you justice -
by continuing to improve x=1!

Improvements:

Reducing a division by removing the /1 (for example(1/2)/1 caused a crash.

The equation generator can produce constructs that result in x*0 - which made the equation unsolvable. If that happens, you can now continue and get a specific message
for it.

You can now reduce a division if it is simplified by the operation.

More detailed error messages added! This is only the first step. The next update will get you a detailed explanation of every mathematical operation or error.

It is now possible to use the back-button of your device to discard your last operation.

Some rare errors were addressed, concerning the size of some texts and the disappearance of the interaction arrow.

If a bracket is expanded, the single element is now multiplied to the specific side of the participants inside the bracket. For example: (1+2)*5 -> 1*5+2*5 (to the right side) and 5*(1+2) -> 5*1+5*2 (to the left side).

Finally, no calculation will be done when adding 0 to a division. Also a minus before a division won't be moved inside: 1-(1/2) will not turn to 1+(-1/2) but stay as 1-(1/2)!

What's new? There are now an unlimited number of randomly generated equations! You can solve them as long as you like.

Improvements:
The calculation with fractions was simplified and you don't have to solve a big equation if you add two fractions with the same denominator or if you multiply a fraction with 1 or 0!

With mathematical regards!