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I've just pushed a little fix that allows anonymous users to view documentation at http://cloudlab.io/documentation http://cloudlab.io/documentation At the mom
by huragok 15y ago
I've just pushed a little fix that allows anonymous users to view documentation at http://cloudlab.io/documentation http://cloudlab.io/documentation
At the moment, the software is a proof of concept. There is much, much more planned vis-a-vis data formats, APIs and built-in libraries.
As for your Matlab code, I've given thought to a transcompiler. It's not high on the list, but it has been given thought.
- frisco 15y agoIf you're serious about converting any significant percentage of current MATLAB users (which would be the vast majority of the scientific community), either a JS mcode interpreter or a code translator should be near the top of your list. With that you'll turn heads; without it, everyone will ask why they'd ever throw out their lab's huge library of accumulated, well-understood, thoroughly-debugged (hard!) code. Also, just out of curiosity, what are your guys' backgrounds? Why did you decide to build this instead of something else? Is this something you'll use (or, would have before you stopped whatever you were doing to start this), or did you just identify a market need?
- hogu 15y agoits large but its not the entire scientific community. I used to be a matlab user, my entire phd thesis work was all in matlab, we were in medical imaging. Then I left to work in industry in finance and we use python numpy scipy for all our work and its much better than matlab. R, Fortran, C/C++/Java are also highly represented in scientific work.