I've made a similar experience. On a high-level it seems intriguing but when working practically, there seems to be very little documentation. Even for very mun

I've made a similar experience. On a high-level it seems intriguing but when working practically, there seems to be very little documentation. Even for very mundane tasks like taking the geometric product of two multivectors. Also I realize that many write-ups use different conventions (especially for CGA) making it difficult to combine documentation. But yeah, traditional Linear Algebra really sucks in comparison. It seems surreal that for some tasks in LA that require solving equations - e.g. with Gauss algorithm - can be solved straight forward. Also I've read that it can be run quite efficiently due to advances in GPU computing. At the moment I'm checking Grassmann.jl, this seems quite promising in terms of performance although it's probably less intuitive than Ganja.js