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December 18th, 2007

Quality MATLAB Tutorial Blog

In the last six months, this blog has taken a sharp turn towards being a video tutorial blog. There are other blogs that have been doing this for a while too. I recently got word about a great MATLAB tutorial blog run by Quan and Daniel. Their blog is called BlinkDagger, here is a direct link to the MATLAB tutorials.

I like the high quality, annotated graphics that they use. GUI tutorial
and how each tutorial is dedicated to a single task, such as adding a “close confirmation dialog”.

Do you have any favorite MATLAB blogs that should get more attention? Please comment them to this post!

By Doug Hull

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2 Responses to “Quality MATLAB Tutorial Blog”

  1. Daniel Sutoyo replied on December 18th, 2007 at 16:05 UTC :

    Thanks Doug for featuring us. We are very glad that we can demonstrate our support to The MathWorks!

  2. Quan Quach replied on December 18th, 2007 at 16:42 UTC :

    http://edu.levitas.net/Tutorials/Matlab/Simulink/index.html is a good place for Simulink stuff if you are new.

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