New in the Wolfram Language: WikipediaData

blog.wolfram.com

45 pointslelf4 comments

For some reason, the blog doesn't actually link to the live doc page (http://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/WikipediaData.html), which gives all the usages and bells and whistles.

If anyone is interested, there's a fair amount of new stuff in 10.1. Here's a quick summary:

and here's a more detailed list of new functions:

There should be some blog-posts in the next few weeks to summarize the major areas.

Thanks for the detailed info.

Looking to the day all mainstream programming languages will be like Wolfram, even if it is beyond my lifetime.

This isn't actually available yet, just in case you thought you could sign up and play with it now.

To clarify: Mathematica 10.1 (the desktop application) shipped a few days ago. Wolfram Cloud should be running the 10.1 kernel in a few weeks.