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| Thanks for a quick answer. I followed the link, downloaded the .zip file. It has the same code in it. |
| Great course! (As usual from Wolfram). I really like the overall structure, the examples, the smaller checkpoints and the exercises at the end of each day. Here are some improvements for the 5th exercise of Day 4 txt = ExampleData[{"Text",... |
| I got it to work with 1) make sure that I was logged in to my Wolfram User portal account and then 2) use the URL in Edge instead of Chrome. For some of the other courses I got an error message about the "Third party cookies", tried to allow these... |
| &[Wolfram Notebook][1] [1]: https://www.wolframcloud.com/obj/1eab9d4c-3e06-462f-bc04-ba0f4dddb730 |
| Great example! How would the initial setup with credentials look if you used the new functions in 11? That is HTTPRequest and URLRead? I want to read the data from a cloud process and I am getting stuck with how to set up this part only using Wolfram |
| Any news on this? The online [documentation][1] shows that it should be possible to use DeviceOpen etc but when I try it on the Rasberry Pi 3 with everything updated the command fails. Getting data wity Python works fine on the device so the... |
| 10.4 is available for Mathematica users. This is not the case for Wolfram Desktop. Currently, for a Windows user, the only way to find out seems to be to download the software from the account page and when the download is finished, check the version... |
| This still seems to be an issue, see http://mathematica.stackexchange.com/q/97751/1635 Any ideas for a workaround when you want a program to run in the cloud, gather data from a website x that is a parameter to the program? |
| Yes, and now it is also in the Wolfram Cloud Desktop :-) |
| Ok, thanks will try that. I also received input from support that there was an issue on the server side with user rights that seems to be fixed now. |