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Well, the philosophy for the Wolfram language is different. Basically, their approach seems to be "put everything imaginable in the standard library", which is
by tormeh 12y ago
Well, the philosophy for the Wolfram language is different. Basically, their approach seems to be "put everything imaginable in the standard library", which is kinda awesome, actually.
Should be more coherent and discoverable.
- blt 12y agoI like the idea. programming today takes way too much effort wiring up libraries. I wish they would find a way to make it cheaper though.
- rhodin 12y agoDiscoverability of functionality in the system, and common ways to put things together, is an important topic. We (I'm an employee) are constantly improving our documentation system to make it easier to see what's there. With over a hundred thousand examples there's a lot of ground covered but more initiatives in this area are rolling out.