I've been using MATLAB for almost 30 years, man and boy. In those 30 years, not only has MATLAB itself changed a lot but how you learn it has also changed dramatically. Back in my day, we had a few... read more >>

Here at MathWorks, we are all very proud of the quality of our documentation. We put a huge amount of effort into it and it clearly shows! Most of our users rate MATLAB's documentation very highly... read more >>

Today’s post is a bit different from my regular content over on the Startups, Accelerators, & Entrepreneurs Blog. I’m Madeline Carleton, and I’m the marketing lead for MathWorks Startup Program.... read more >>

MATLAB R2025a has some great news for Apple Silicon Mac users: Apple Accelerate is the default BLAS. Since Apple Accelerate makes use of various hardware features in Apple Silicon CPUs, this means... read more >>

Sparse matrices have been in MATLAB for a long time but, up until now, the only types of sparse matrices you could create were double or logical sparse matrices.This is no longer the case and one of... read more >>

While browsing MATLAB Answers today, I stumbled across a discussion about the fastest way to solve small linear systems in MATLAB. As a performance-geek, I usually obsess over very large matrices but... read more >>

I recently stumbled across @yuruyurau, a computational artist on X.com, who posts code snippets in a language called Processing. The results are beautiful, organic-looking animations such as this... read more >>

Google recently announced that Colab Terminal is Now Free For All Users and a few MathWorkers immediately thought to themselves "Well, this makes it rather easier to use MATLAB there then!" and an... read more >>

We all develop code for different reasons. However, once we decide to start sharing it with others, we tend to have one thing in common: We'd like as many people as possible to use it; and maybe even... read more >>

Bio: Hi, it's Michelle here. You might know me as the woman who falls on her sword when MATLAB isn't meeting your needs (dark mode), who gives big fancy presentations, or as MathWorks first blogger... read more >>