GNU Aris: a web application for students
Saksham Attri (Birla Institute of Technology, Science Pilani, Hyderabad Campus, India), Zolt\'an Kov\'acs (Private University of Education, Diocese Linz, Austria), Aaron Windischbauer (Private University of Education, Diocese Linz, Austria)
TL;DR
This paper discusses recent enhancements to GNU Aris, transforming it into a web-based application using WebAssembly, aimed at improving accessibility for students learning logic.
Contribution
It introduces a web application version of GNU Aris built with Qt Quick and Emscripten, enabling offline use and broader accessibility for logic education.
Findings
Positive user feedback from university students
Successful deployment as an offline web application
Enhanced accessibility for logic learning
Abstract
We report on recent improvements to the free logic education software tool GNU Aris, including the latest features added during the Google Summer of Code 2023 project. We focused on making GNU Aris a web application to enable almost all users to use it as a standalone offline web application written in a combination of HTML, JavaScript, and WebAssembly. We used the Qt Quick framework with Emscripten to compile the application to WebAssembly. In the report we summarize the user feedback of university students given during a course on logic.
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