Ken & Mike on the MATLAB Desktop

August 24th, 2009

MATLAB webinars

A while back I pointed out how you could watch demos of various things within MATLAB, which serves mainly as a tool to learn about new features. The MathWorks also offers webinars on our website, all of which are free and tend to be much more detailed instructional style resources. You’ll find a catalog of past webinars here, and a listing of the upcoming webinars here.

The webinars span the breadth of MATLAB products, as well as the various levels of MATLAB users. Here are a few webinars you might find interesting:

Large Data Sets in MATLAB
MATLAB for Excel Users
MATLAB for Java Programmers
MATLAB for C/C++ Programmers
Speeding Up MATLAB Applications

Webinars are a great way to receive classroom style instruction, without needing to leave your computer. Have you watched any of the webinars?

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Ken & Mike work on the MATLAB Desktop team.
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  • Ken: Hi Arsalan, Unfortunately there is no way to get the new Editor API in older versions of MATLAB. -Ken
  • Arsalan: Hi, I am very excited about the MATLAB API for editor because right now i am working on a project and i need...
  • Johannes: Since I started using matlab-emacs some days ago I never experienced Emacslink. But I experienced some...
  • Francisco J. Beron-Vera: Hi all, I have recently learned about ViEmu (http://www.vimemu.c om) which, for Vi/Vim...
  • OysterEngineer: When I first learned of the Publish feature in MatLab, I thought it might be useful to help to...
  • Ken: Hi Herve, I’m not quite sure what you mean by “stand-alone&# 8221; mode? -Ken
  • Herve: I wonder when the publish fonction will be supported in standalone mode.
  • Mike: Ravi, What you described should work as far I understand it. Please follow up with technical support. With a...
  • Mike: @Daniel, Thanks for that note.

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