I'm incredibly impressed and inspired by all the love and creativity that's going into this. Thank you to everyone who contributes to Pluto and Julia. I stumbled onto this ecosystem only days ago but the energy and potential I see around this is really special!
Fons - can I just say thank you! Stuff like this is just fantastic work and keeps me excited about Julia and it's uses in education! Great work Fons and the Pluto developer team
I can see a lot of potential for labVeiw, espelially since both Julia and labView are compiled with LLVM, there could be an efficiency gain. There is the problem of labView being proprietary, but maybe they could build their own UI environment based on Pluto.
labview is awesome!! i love their "movie frames" idea, to bring imperative control back to a functional programming language, in a super visual and clear way. And it's a programming language with no syntax errors 🤩
I'm really not certain about describing scratch as a visual programming language. It is entirely text really. It's just drawing shapes around the text where the shape really just represents the Type of the expression in the text. LabView is much more easily categorised as visual programming. IMHO.
I have joined the MIT Introduction of Computational Thinking course . I have followed your instructions about installing Julia and Pluto. I have struck a roadblock. I am not clear on how to save the notebook on Windows using the path method you describe. Where can I find guidance on how use Pluto and save my work? Thank you.
Hi. Would you please guide me in a problem? Because Julia is not an object oriented language, so, how can we write an environment to put reset() and step() functions in it ? Thanks
Showing results _above_ the executed statement is a dealbreaker (not to mention psychopathic). G'luck with adoption. Edit: This kind of divergence from industry UX norm should at the very least be configurable.