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| Of course one must be sure that licensing terms allow use of the Wolfram Engine that way on a web server. |
| What David Park writes is totally sensible: the built-in Mathematica syntax for graphics has definite limitations, especially for the newbie (and sometimes for the expert, too). As to his example with the disappearing `Tex`t given in the `Epilog`... |
| The page https://wolfram.com/developer-license (redirecting to https://www.wolfram.com/engine/free-license/) does exist now. Does that Free Wolfram Engine for Developers work for you? |
| Thanks for the response! The method you used in Sage can be implemented like this with IGraph/M: ``` IGTryUntil[ConnectedGraphQ]@RandomGraph[{20, 20}] ``` This keeps re-trying until `RandomGraph[{20, 20}]` produces a connected result. Of... |
| Ciao Nicola, Thanks for replying. I know that a notebook (.nb) can be saved as a CDF but I've checked the standard Mathematica install in raspbian stretch and it seems that it doesn't come with CDF Player. So I'm assuming that I will have to... |
| * [Geany](https://www.geany.org/) + [wolfram-geany](https://github.com/Ludwiggle/wolfram-geany) to develop scripts that are supposed to run in the background and without REPL. Geany is very lightweight and easily extendible. *... |
| Wolfram Language and Jupyter notebooks are going to be well integrated technologies. But neither of them can export jupyter notebooks to a format which is still considered standard in the industrial sector: Word (docx). Single command line... |
| If you use Mathematica mainly for graphics, Jupyter is not for you. A Jupyter interface is great for remote Kernels and Markdown/LaTeX, things that Mathematica does not support that well. Regarding the black page, is it a problem of safari ? If... |
| Wolfram Engine does not include the notebook interface. It runs scripts and it has a command line REPL, like Python for instance. |
| Next time, if you cross-post, please links the posts together. https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/187113/why-graph-does-not-recognize-chains-of-vertexes-like-netgraph To sum up the answers there, your notation considers `2->3` to... |