Hi @ Fediverse!

We just published another #blog entry talking about the fall of #stackoverflow, where we #analyze the available data with #NumeRe. Feel free to check it out right here: https://en.numere.org/home/blog/the-fall-of-stackoverflow

@c_discussions We use wxWidgets for #NumeRe

Recently, we started our #blog for things we encounter during the #development of #NumeRe. The first articles are ready, feel free to check it out:

https://en.numere.org/home/blog

@adamsdesk #NumeRe, for example 😉

@quantixed Not really a connaisseur. I had to make some experiences back in university. Was a "pleasure" to work with it. But still, it was good enough to support IBW as data import for #NumeRe

Wanna make this #plot by yourself? We got you covered! Simply paste the following line into the #NumeRe #terminal:

surf (0.1 - (1-y/2)/5*(1 + cos(_pi*x))) * cos(_2pi * y), (0.1 - (1-y/2)/5*(1 + cos(_pi*x))) * sin(_2pi * y), y/4 - (1-y/2)/5 * sin(_pi*x), norm((0.1 - (1-y/2)/5*(1 + cos(_pi*x))) * sin(_2pi * y),(0.1 - (1-y/2)/5*(1 + cos(_pi*x))) * cos(_2pi * y)) -set [-1:1, -1:1] coords=parametric light colorscheme=polarity colormask rotate=80,-150 box nocolorbar

#Maths is not only plain #plots or annoying #calculations. It can also produce #beautiful images like this #sea #shell plotted with #NumeRe.

Hi @ Fedi!

We're right now adding a 64 bit version to #NumeRe. What is your opinion on whether we shall keep a 32 bit version in the future?

New to #NumeRe? Did you already tried this #tutorial? https://en.numere.org/tutorials/first-steps

Over the last days, we found some #bugs in the last #release of #NumeRe. Did you as well? Let us know about them, so that we can #fix them until the next release!
https://github.com/numere-org/NumeRe/issues

Did you know that we #celebrate this year #NumeRe's 10th #anniversary? Back in October 2013 we started working on the first #code lines for our #application. Learn more at https://en.numere.org

We're planning to #release the #final version of #NumeRe mid of next month, so file us all #bugs and #problems you have with the release candidate as #issues!

https://github.com/numere-org/NumeRe/issues

If you want to support us and our mission, consider writing a review and/or like #NumeRe at @alternativeto:
https://alternativeto.net/software/numere/about/

Yesterday, we published the new #release of #NumeRe (check it out here, if you haven't already: https://sourceforge.net/projects/numere/files/v1.1.5.2303/)
The new release offers typical styles for #plotting #stocks #data. We created a simple #script to show you, how simple this can be done within NumeRe.

We just published the new #release candidate for v1.1.5 of #NumeRe. It is available here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/numere/files/v1.1.5.2303/

Using #winget is not yet possible, because the PR has not yet been fully checked

Detecting edges with #NumeRe has never been easier! The upcoming release v1.1.5rc will bring the filter() function to apply a custom #filter #kernel to a #matrix of your choice.

Stay tuned for further updates and the upcoming release!

There are sometimes cases, where people store year, month and day in separate #columns of a #table, but you need them as actual dates in a single column.

What was tedious in the past, will be easier with the upcoming #release of #NumeRe v1.1.5rc, where we introduce the new #functions as_time() and as_date().

Stay tuned for further updates and the release in a few days.

Every now and then, some of us want to display their #algorithmic #solutions to their staff, working group, #peers and whatnot. But how to copy the #code including its #syntax highlighting without making a #screenshot?

The upcoming version v1.1.5rc of #NumeRe will offer you the handy "copy with styling information" menu option, which allows you to copy the selected text as text including the syntax highlighting insertable into MS Office apps.

The upcoming release of #NumeRe v1.1.5rc will feature additional column #types (logical and categories) as well as an updated #table editor with #automatic #colour #formatting, dedicated #cell #editors and more! Stay tuned for further updates and the #release in a few days.

If you have a data set based upon three-dimensional tuples and you want to examine the #distributions in a straightforward manner, you can use "hist2d" in #NumeRe to achieve that with a single command.

With the upcoming v1.1.5rc we're now also supporting #time axes like in usual #plots.