Wow. I never thought this day would come but it looks like a standalone, embeddable, kernel is actually showing up... It's shown up in multiple live streams now. Whether it will be within my price range (~$0) is whole different question, though.

Heh, someone has starred the two lines my infant daughter typed in yesterday. Any mod is welcome to delete them to tidy up.

@b3m2a1You're referring to the Stephen_Wolfram's Twitch video RSS: Live CEOing (208): Standalone Applications in #WolfLang? I heard the phrase free WolframEngine too. From the state of discussions I suppose that they still need a couple of months for a regular release of V12. Let's see whether a deployable WolframScript/WolframEngine is part of that schedule.

@KraZug Got to start them young

Hi, if a graph is hamiltonian connected we can directly say that the graph is hamiltonian, right?

@Xacobeo2002 there was also one in a discussion of Unity links too

Another thing I'd like to integrate into my site builder some day: revealjs.com/#

It'd allow me to go directly from my source notebooks to a nice web-hosted slideshow automatically.

I could even easily integrate it with the standard Mathematica slideshow setup I think

@Szabolcs if I made a convenient documentation generator from Markdown is this something that would interest you? I'm currently working an an automatic generator of a notebook that I can feed into my Notebook->Markdown->HTML pipeline. I could easily then add some palettes and things and support for linking between pages, throw in some nice bootstrap-based themes, etc. and make a simple web documentation system.

I'm doing this because Wolfram changed the docs format for 12.0 and I don't want to change a bunch of code just to make everything play nice with these changes.

@b3m2a1 🙀 sounds like something I'd be interested in then

@ChrisK the changes are relatively minor it seems (going off the live stream and a note I got from someone that my docs don't looks right anymore) but I just don't want to deal with them.

But I'm hoping to have something up and running pretty soon. Mostly I just need to get the basic notebook editing structure in place and then I can add some palettes for making things a bit nicer.

One very nice thing is that as everything will be Markdown in the end it'll be usable pretty much anywhere.

@b3m2a1 that sounds great -- will they work with older versions too? and easy to make a .paclet? those are the only things I need Workbench for

@ChrisK Yeah it's all gonna be a simple stylesheet so as long as the stylesheet is installed that'll be fine. I have a toolchain already for paclet stuff so I can just integrate things into that.

looking forward to it!