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> I don't know what the answer is, but it's not Python. We already have python, and yet, there isn't an explosion of collaboration to make great tools for the physical sciences and engineering. It's too much of a compromise for both sides. I would argue that python is actually ideally suited as a solution for many if not most things, just because there isn't large adoption in a subgenre of engineering, doesn't mean i…
Are any of those examples successful open-source projects with both the computation and the GUI written in Python? I don't know of anything in any field like that. I think you misunderstood me. The choice of tools for front and backend have to be independent. The only really successful projects implemented in one language are all in C++, and that's difficult for everyone to approach.
If you are talking about practical implementation of those models, I have seen many non open source projects use those backends (things like pandas, sklearn, etc.) with things like django or flask as a frontend.
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Are any of those examples successful open-source projects with both the computation and the GUI written in Python? I don't know of anything in any field like that. I think you misunderstood me. The choice of tools for front and backend have to be independent. The only really successful projects implemented in one language are all in C++, and that's difficult for everyone to approach.
I may be confused as to what you mean by GUI in this context. If you are talking about a data exploration GUI... many, many scientists and physical science engineers use Jupyter/JupyterLab as a frontend for data exploration. This largely replaces the need for something like matlab. If you are talking about practical implementation of those models, I have seen many non open source projects use those backends (things l…
It's not accurate enough to 100% rely on, but it's good enough for simple stuff that I could do without a sim, but prefer to have at least some kind of review on my work before I actually send off for board.