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by cageface
5639 days ago
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Very nice looking apps! And yeah, since Matlab is pretty much the standard it's a big plus to be able to use code from papers etc directly in Octave. Translating to Numpy is usually straightforward but it's definitely an extra step. Numpy becomes very nice when you need to do some more general-purpose coding along with your numerical stuff though. |
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Once you get used to "cell arrays" and "structs" and "struct arrays", you can do most anything in Octave that you can in Python, but the weirdness of those syntaxes is quite off putting for a lot of coders.