There's a Mathematica 10 now, already? Interesting.
I'm still a happy 8 user, myself. Is there much reason to upgrade?
It'd probably be good for them to pay more attention to backwards compatibility...
I'm still a happy 8 user, myself. Is there much reason to upgrade?
It'd probably be good for them to pay more attention to backwards compatibility...
The features I'm most excited about in 10 (disclosure: my team is working on some of these):
[2] String, XML, file templating
[3] Hands-free machine learning
[4] Entity and EntityValue: semantic "hooks" to represent real world entities
[5] Dataset, a general data modelling and query framework.
Also, DateObject, TimeObject, interaction with external processes, multiple undo, a large number of updated data sources, the ExternalService "meta-api", device connections, time series stuff, GeoGraphics, and a long list of no less worthy features.
[1] http://reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/Associations.htm...
[2] http://reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/WorkingWithTempl...
[3] http://reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/MachineLearning....
Any chance you'll be including the templating features in the RPi version?
You don't mean that the GP (taliesinb) is confused, do you?. He works for Wolfram Research, developing Mathematica.