I updated the tab layout in EasyIDE:

@Kuba what do you think?

I was aiming for a more IntelliJ-like setup

It also gives me more menu space without taking up much more DockedCell real estate

Here's what it looks like if you only want the Plugins menu:

Wow this just looks so much cleaner:

@C.E. Ah, love it. This is what I want for GrammarRules...

@b3m2a1 looking good

Can anyone reproduce this on WIndows? mathematica.stackexchange.com/q/195642/12 (please comment there)

Wow, I never used wolfram data drop before, it's a really nice feature

@CarlLange pretty slick, isn't it? I've used it a couple of times to gather sensor data from beta users.

@kirkus Yeah, I was just using it from my tessel.io to test measuring solar panel output, really cool. I wonder how it performs at really large amounts of data (let's say GB)

I really enjoyed it, very quick and easy, and then things like Dynamic@Refresh[DateListPlot@Databin["XXXX"], UpdateInterval->20] is so cool

@kirkus What kind of sensor data, if you don't mind me asking? I'm curious because I work with air quality sensors sometimes

Oh, huh, the limit for databin size is 175MB, ah well

@CarlLange IMU data from a wrist wearable

at the time I did it (2 years ago), I was able to just make a new databin per user per day, which worked pretty well.

Ah, very cool

Must say that's really nice. Very useful for functions I never want to have to rewrite

(In this case, trained predictors)

@MatsGranvik Now use Sound@SoundNote["ASharp", 1, "Bagpipe"] to play it as bagpipes ;)

I am not getting any output

just running^

this will fix it?

It gives plots on my computer.

if convenient could you send a screenshot of the plot?

my computer is rather slow

thank you

though i wonder why this mathematica doesnt give the expected output like desmos does

desmos.com/calculator/rbhvr6gu16

Did a thing some people might find useful. Maybe good for the WFR...

so now it's easy to convert from an arbitrary SRS to stuff WL will understand given only the EPSG code:

(I guess actually given only the proj4 proj-strings, the epsg code is just sugar)