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Thanks for both of these. I thought XMLterm was going to catch on, but no one seemed to care. Almost 20 years, and now scientists seem happy with Jupyter Noteb
by watersb 8y ago
Thanks for both of these.
I thought XMLterm was going to catch on, but no one seemed to care. Almost 20 years, and now scientists seem happy with Jupyter Notebooks.
Wolfram spent that time trying to get everything into a regular model, so any output could be used as a valid input argument. I have tried, and yet it seems only possible to use if your a priori model of the problem domain already matches the Wolfram Language.
We need better terminals. But so far the seem very specialized.
- Per_Bothner 8y agoI too though XMLterm very cool - and I hope DomTerm can fill its place. The author of XMLterm (R. Saravanan) more recently developed GraphTerm (https://github.com/mitotic/graphterm https://github.com/mitotic/graphterm) but has not had time to continue work on it.