Detailed guide to using qCalc's calculators and features.

•   qCalc input and output table

  How to enter data in qCalc input table and dealing with output table

•   qCalc results filtering by result labels

  How to select results for further processing and presenting in table and chart

•   Dealing with interactivity

  Interactive mode lets a calculator run automatically after input changes, so you do not need to press Calculate every time.

Quick start tutorial on creating qCalc calculators.

Guide for authors (developers) on creating qCalc calculators.

Guide for authors on using the qCalc code editor.

Different types of return values and their presentations

Meta function specification for qCalc calculators.

Worked examples for learning and building qCalc calculators.

•   qCalc field types (annotations)

  Alphabetical list of qCalc field types or annotations

•   qCalc quantity reference

  Reference for using quantities, units, conversions, and dimensional arithmetic in qCalc

•   qCalc DotDict notation

  Using dot-dict notation in qCalc __info() functions

•   How to specify simple layout in __info() function

  How to specify calculator input and output layout inside a calculator metadata function

•   How to specify dynamic layout in __info() function

  How to specify dynamic tabbed input and output layout inside a calculator metadata function

•   How to specify interactivity in __info() function

  How to turn your calculator interactive

•   How to specify next step in __info() function

  How to use step2 inside a calculator metadata function, so users can open a follow-up calculator with prefilled data

Setting up a qCalc development environment.

Deploying qCalc to production using Docker.

Deploying qCalc to production directly on Linux.

•   qCalc license

  Host qCalc yourself. Open source. Customize it. Make it yours. Free, with no strings attached.

•   Initial Linux server setup

  Setting up a user account in linux.