Re: Work on Basic Mathematica Stephen!
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- From: David Annetts <david.annetts at iinet.net.au>
- Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 05:02:52 -0400 (EDT)
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Hi Paul, Before WRI went off on their demonstrations trip (...), there was MathSource. Remanents are here : http://library.wolfram.com/. D. On 19/05/2013 17:51, paulmchale7 at gmail.com wrote: > Another "missing item" is toolbox.wolfram.com. There are many functions people write that would be amazing useful to others but will never be shared. I have shared some potential toolbox entries here like a function that receives evenly spaced time/data pairs and returns FFT in terms of Hz. Handy to have laying around. I started a Toolbox.nb that I refer to often. It would be great to have an "open source" sharing mechanism to have the community support each other. Some of the things in my toolbox: > > 1. Cool graphing functions with very simple legends > 2. Canned functions for unique file formats > 3. Easier ways to measure time than Timing[] > 4. Database access routines > 5. Initialization stuff > 6. Functions to communicate over Ethernet > 7. Functions to talk to external COTS test equipment > > It would be cool to have a community place to store and share this stuff. Like a sourceforge model for Mathematica. Peer reviewed notebooks or external applications to extend Mathematica. > > Any chance of this? > > Thanks, > paul >
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- Re: Work on Basic Mathematica Stephen!