> There is no other use for Wolfram Language scripts outside of Mathematica, which comes with a "license server". That's... a dead end. Yes. They call it Wolfr

> There is no other use for Wolfram Language scripts outside of Mathematica, which comes with a "license server". That's... a dead end. Yes. They call it Wolfram Engine >Can I publish Wolfram code in Docker Hub and expect it to work (legally)? No. Yes, they call it Wolfram Application Server (does require a license) >Can I throw some Wolfram code into an Azure Function and have it compute something for me on demand? Nope. Yes: https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/RemoteBatchSubmit.html https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/RemoteBatchSubmit...