
Wolfram Demonstrations Project – Freshly re-designed as of 8th March 2011.Simulating Harmonographs – Wondering what the above demo is based on? Find out here.The results can be incorporated into the Wolfram Demonstrations project or embedded in your own website like I’ve done here. Stay tuned to WalkingRandomly for in-depth tutorials on how to go from Mathematica code to fully interactive mathematics in your browser. Install the player (or Mathematica 8 and the browser-plug in), however, and this image will turn into a fully interactive example.Īt the moment the browser plug-in only works on Windows and Macintosh but hopefully a Linux version will be on the way soon. If you don’t have a copy of Wolfram’s new cdf (computable document format) player installed then you’ll just see a static image. Now, you can interact with these demonstrations right from the web-browser! The project contains thousands of fully interactive mathematical demonstrations that anyone can play with using Wolfram’s free player software and it’s just got a whole lot better. I have been a huge fan of the Wolfram Demonstrations project ever since it was launched and have even contributed a few simple demonstrations myself.
