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| Woah those installation instructions are so crazy... So many steps. So many ill-considered steps. |
| cross-post [here](https://b3m2a1.github.io/making-docs-with-easyide.html#main-content) --- Now that the [IDE stuff I've been working on](https://b3m2a1.github.io/easyide-an-ide-for-mathematica.html) has largely settled, I think it's time to... |
| I'm building to the first release. Close, but I want to be pretty certain everything will work smoothly and without crashes before I set it loose. I'll definitely update this when it's fully ready. |
| Just my two cents, but I would say that this kind of thing is actually a powerful byproduct of the design of the language. I use programmatic `DownValues` / `UpValues` / `SubValues` all the time in meta-programming and OOP. To be honest, there's no... |
| Thanks for sending the link. I did know about those. Unfortunately they're all about implementing the trie data structure in Mathematica, not building one of these .trie search files the FE uses. My assumption has always been that a .trie file is... |
| My guess is these can still work today. You'll need to add metadata to them, but that's certainly possible programmatically. |
| I had multiple sites on the Wolfram Cloud (still have a few) but without any compelling reason to keep them there, I moved them away. Given how slow and buggy the servers can be and how ugly the URLs were and generally less-than-convenient it is to... |
| The idea is to have something like the [Python Package Index](https://pypi.org/) or the stuff behind [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/search?q=packages&ranking=popularity): [![npm][1]](https://www.npmjs.com/search?q=packages&ranking=popularity) The... |
| Have you seen [the Wolfram Cloud](https://www.wolframcloud.com/)? Because I'm literally just building off that and working on the JavaScript side. |
| I decided to build off of [Let Me Mathematica That For You](https://www.wolframcloud.com/objects/b3m2a1/LetMeMathematicaThatForYou.html) to write something akin to [JSFiddle](https://jsfiddle.net/) which this week we're calling... |