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  • Why isn't everything a browser? I

    Computer science, Community  · 

    After years of fighting against the logic of web programming (a fight mostly in vain), the web is not its programming language, but its logic. The web, as we know it today, is built on a foundation of programming languages that have evolved over the years to create everything from simple static pages to complex web applications.

    1. The web...

  • A non-academic scientific community

    Science, Community  · 

    The majority of scientific researches and publications are produced by people who belong to the academic world (especially universities or public or private research centres) and who carry out research works on the basis of projects research approved and funded. As scientific director, I conduct research for private companies but at the end of the day the work doesn’t end...

Computer science

  • Why isn't everything a browser? I

    Computer science, Community  · 

    After years of fighting against the logic of web programming (a fight mostly in vain), the web is not its programming language, but its logic. The web, as we know it today, is built on a foundation of programming languages that have evolved over the years to create everything from simple static pages to complex web applications.

    1. The web...

  • Is there an "actual" library for agnostic transition systems?

    Science, Computer science, Tools  · 

    Graph libraries by programming languages

    Python

    1. NetworkX:
      • NetworkX is one of the most popular libraries for creating, manipulating, and studying the structure, dynamics, and functions of complex networks.
      • Easy to use, extensive documentation, supports both directed and undirected graphs, many built-in algorithms (e.g., shortest path, clustering, etc.), visualization capabilities (when combined with Matplotlib or other visualization...

Tools

  • Is there an "actual" library for agnostic transition systems?

    Science, Computer science, Tools  · 

    Graph libraries by programming languages

    Python

    1. NetworkX:
      • NetworkX is one of the most popular libraries for creating, manipulating, and studying the structure, dynamics, and functions of complex networks.
      • Easy to use, extensive documentation, supports both directed and undirected graphs, many built-in algorithms (e.g., shortest path, clustering, etc.), visualization capabilities (when combined with Matplotlib or other visualization...