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Woxi, an open-source Mathematica/Wolfram Language reimplementation, ships as a Jupyter kernel
Key points
- Woxi is an open-source Mathematica/Wolfram Language reimplementation.
- It ships as a Jupyter kernel for local installation.
- A bundled JupyterLite instance enables in-browser use without installation.
Woxi's Availability as a Jupyter Kernel
Woxi, an open-source project that reimplements the Mathematica/Wolfram Language, is now distributed as a Jupyter kernel. This integration allows developers and users to incorporate Woxi into their existing Jupyter environments.
Local and Browser-Based Access
Users can install Woxi locally by running the command "woxi install-kernel". Additionally, Woxi offers a bundled JupyterLite instance, which provides a full notebook experience directly within a web browser, eliminating the need for local installation.
Implications for Computational Language Users
The availability of Woxi as a Jupyter kernel and through JupyterLite increases the accessibility of a Mathematica/Wolfram Language-like environment. This development provides an open-source alternative for computational tasks, potentially broadening its user base.
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Woxi, an open-source reimplementation of Mathematica/Wolfram Language, is now available as a Jupyter kernel. This allows users to run Woxi locally or directly in a browser via a bundled JupyterLite instance, making the computational language more accessible.