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My first reaction is that you'd basically be able to do what a webpage with javascript could do. On further thought, I realize that having tools like this low
by eric-hu 15y ago
My first reaction is that you'd basically be able to do what a webpage with javascript could do.
On further thought, I realize that having tools like this lowers the learning curve for publishing interactive or formula-based documents. Hopefully this should lead to people producing documents that convey knowledge better.
The main roadblock I see to this becoming more popular is how aggressive they are about keeping the format and viewer(s) proprietary.
- icebraining 15y agoThey say the format is open, but the spec is nowhere to be seen. And they could have wrote an HTML+JS exporter for Mathematica instead of creating yet another format that requires yet another viewer.