- Make sure that chaining operators work and fix things if it doesn't.
- Implement more operators (pow, sqrt, sin, cos, tan, log, exp, ...)
- Generate a new calculator on user's demand, generate a uuid for it, and store it in a map in
server.pyscript. - Use the stack to define formulae and trace curves.
- Add buttons for operators in the UI.
- Define multiple calculator profiles with different sets of operators (simple, scientific, ...)
- Allow the user to rearange the stack at will, maybe using angular material's drag and drop capabilities.
- Store calculators in a persistence component, possibly in a NoSQL server.
- Add a debugger to let the user execute the stack step by step
- Check stack validity (cardinality, mathematical errors like 0-based divisions)
- Store user's current stack ID, maybe in a browser cookie.
- Add login, permissions, and possibly stack sharing between users
- Package the whole application (server and UI code) in a single docker image