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We have a Julia and iJulia app on https://koding.com https://koding.com. It's going to be used by Harvard & MIT students soon. It's public and everyone can try
by farslan 13y ago
We have a Julia and iJulia app on https://koding.com https://koding.com. It's going to be used by Harvard & MIT students soon. It's public and everyone can try it by simple login to Koding. The best part is you can easily try it online, without installing anything. Here is an screenshot of how it's look like (iJulia and Julia inside Terminal):
http://d.pr/i/MsZt http://d.pr/i/MsZt
The source of this app can be found here:
https://github.com/gokmen/julia.kdapp https://github.com/gokmen/julia.kdapp
I'm happy to answer any questions :)
- astrieanna 13y agoYou can also use Julia on the Sage Math Cloud. https://cloud.sagemath.com/ https://cloud.sagemath.com/ They don't have IJulia (yet) though.
- axman6 13y agoI find the fact that I can't even find out what koding.com is when using IE 9 pretty obnoxious. Love it or not, many people are forced to use older browsers. Sending them to https://koding.com/unsupported.html https://koding.com/unsupported.html without any explanation at all a great way to make people not want to bother finding out what you're offering.
- whatevsbro 13y agoBut you do know and understand why they're not interested in supporting IE, right? And you'd feel the same way in their shoes, yes?