v9.0

In this release, the default theme has been almost completely rewritten, to improve accesibility, modernise the code, and remove unneeded libraries.

The loading mechanism has also been rewritten, so it's now possible to use a single copy of the Numbas runtime to load several questions or exams in a single page.

There are several breaking changes in this version and the minimum supported browser versions have changed.

There's more information about what's changed on the Numbas blog.

v8.2

This release includes a variety of bug fixes and a couple of small new features. Most notably, there is a new JME function seedrandom to make random expressions deterministic.

There's more information on the Numbas blog.

v8.1

This release includes a variety of bug fixes and a couple of small new features.

There's more information on the Numbas blog.

v7.3

This release includes a variety of bug fixes and a couple of small new features.

There's more information on the Numbas blog.

v7.2

This release includes a variety of bug fixes and small changes. Most notable are improvements to accessibility in the default theme, so it is now WCAG 2.1 AAA compliant.

There's more information on the Numbas blog.

v7.1

This release includes improvements to the printable worksheet theme, better handling of Unicode characters in JME, and tools to perform offline analysis of student data. There are also quite a few smaller new features and bug fixes.

There's more information on the Numbas blog.

v7.0

This release improves the stability of the Numbas runtime, and makes some improvements to how question variables are generated in order to be more efficient. There are also quite a few smaller new features and bug fixes.

There's more information on the Numbas blog.

v6.3

This release contains a few enhancements and bug fixes.

There's more information on the Numbas blog.

v6.2

This release adds pre-submit tasks for parts, custom input methods, as well as a variety of enhancements and bugfixes.

There's more information on the Numbas blog.

v6.1

This release adds a few new JME functions, and a variety of bugfixes.

There's more information on the Numbas blog.