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JuliaBox – Run Julia from the browser
- tomrod 12y agoI see this come up from time to time, but have yet to receive an invitation despite signing up. I would love to evaluate it as I've found IJulia useful.
- general_failure 12y agoWhat is Julia?
- masklinn 12y agoA programming language, aimed mainly at the scientific communities and at replacing e.g. R, Matlab, Scientific Python packages, … http://julialang.org http://julialang.org
- grayclhn 12y agocurrent HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8576411 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8576411
- wbhart 12y agoAnother way you can try Julia online at the moment is William Stein's cloud.sagemath.com If you really want to try juliabox.org you can look at the other post about Julia on the HN page. Near the bottom of the HN comments are some details that may or may not be useful with regard to getting an invite code.
- codemac 12y agoThe ijulia notebook proves to me how much it would be wonderful if the iPython notebook took org babel's direction and made multiple backend support in the same document possible. It'd be neat, however I realize it would increase complexity of the "reproducible" notebook.
- spot 12y agohttp://BeakerNotebook.com http://BeakerNotebook.com does this.
- herrsebi 12y agoSo how do you get the invite codes?