Releases: Jerryzs/codehelp.js
v1.2.0
https://jerryzs.github.io/codehelp.js
To prove that this application is actually maintained, I have added ONE new feature and fixed ONE issue with this release!
- Added editing of the plain text and seeing the cipher text that decrypts to it using the selected cipher
- Fixed numbers starting with a digit that is not coprime with 26 not being allowed be inputted as the affine multiplier
Other chores
- Updated packages (nothing seems to be broken from this as far as I can tell)
- Added a note about the implementation of the affine cipher in CodeHelp being different from convention
(I initially thought this was an issue with this application and was going to address it in this release) - Changed to the MIT License (for no particular reason other than its simpler wording)
v1.1.1
https://jerryzs.github.io/codehelp.js
This patches a small issue in the fix published in v1.1.0. (I can't believe I'm doing this.) (This is why one should always test their code before sending it off.) (At least it's not an issue that changes the fundamentals of math--this is why it's only a minor change in the versioning.)
Changelog
https://github.com/Jerryzs/codehelp.js/commits/v1.1.1
v1.1.0
https://jerryzs.github.io/codehelp.js
THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT UPDATE!!!
It fixes a very stupid mathematical error I made in the affine cipher encryption reverse-engineering algorithm. It's a problem I discovered pretty soon after I published v1.0.0.
Why are you fixing it now?
Because I am super lazy. Also Nassar never noticed it so it didn't really matter if I fixed it or not. It's a miracle that after all these months I still remember the issue existed. (It's actually been bugging me all this time.)
Changelog
https://github.com/Jerryzs/codehelp.js/commits/v1.1.0