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I was a hardcore matlab programmer for 10 years. I discovered Python and never looked back. However, I revisit matlab about every 12 months or so for project p
by ipunchghosts 4y ago
I was a hardcore matlab programmer for 10 years. I discovered Python and never looked back. However, I revisit matlab about every 12 months or so for project purposes. I am really impressed with how far it has come. Despite it being very fast for some computations, I find the language cumbersome when constructing and end-to-end code to deploy on a cluster or a demo.
My vote: python
- i_am_a_peasant 4y agoI've had a love-hate relationship with matlab over the years. I really like the symbolic package. But I don't need simulink for anything. Octave covers most of my needs. When I was reteaching myself calculus it was with octave and matlab, it was funny that there were some integrals that octave could solve and matlab went into an infinite loop with, and vice versa.