I want to acknowledge a superhuman feat of skill, dedication, and generosity. Walter Roberson has surpassed 50,000 reputation points on MATLAB Answers. That equates to almost 28,000 answers… 続きを読む >>

Our next interview in the MATLAB Central 15th Anniversary series is with John D’Errico.  He is a Community All-Star who actively participates on File Exchange and MATLAB Answers.  He has been using… 続きを読む >>

I see that Guy has already mentioned this over on his blog, but it’s a cool community activity, so I want to call it out here too.
The Simulink Student Challenge is designed to reward cool… 続きを読む >>

We will be celebrating the 15th Anniversary of MATLAB Central through October.  Our second interview in our 15 Questions series is with Grant Cook III.

Grant works for Halliburton and has been… 続きを読む >>

In the last few weeks, Sean and Jiro have done some nice posts about File Exchange activity over the years. Sean wrote about top files and authors and then Jiro followed up with most active entries…. 続きを読む >>

I am John Kelly, the Administrator of MATLAB Central.  As part of the MATLAB Central 15^th Anniversary Celebration we thought it would be interesting to have a series of interviews with key contributors to MATLAB Central.  Naturally we thought 15 questions seemed appropriate.

Our first interview is with Chad Greene.… 続きを読む >>

You’re part of a long tradition.

Communities don’t blossom in one night. MATLAB’s rich community has been growing steadily for many years, and today I want to give you an idea of just how long. I bet it’s longer than you think!… 続きを読む >>

MATLAB Central launched 15 years ago, in the fall of 2001, and it’s been growing fast ever since. I’ve had a front row seat for the entire show, and it’s been great fun. I’m… 続きを読む >>

We did some web updates last night, and Cody emerged with a fresh coat of paint. As a result it’s more mobile-friendly. The tags for each problem are a little more prominent on the right side…. 続きを読む >>

Let’s say you’ve written some code that you think might worth adding to the File Exchange. But then you hesitate. Your Tiddlywinks Trajectory Simulator function (TiddleSim.m) is nifty…. 続きを読む >>