Have you seen this blog on MATLAB?

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Leah
Leah 2013년 8월 12일
편집: per isakson 2015년 1월 24일
There is some serious MATLAB hate going on here. I'm not sure what they want you to abandon MATLAB for... maybe a combination of R, Python & C. So you will need to program in three languages instead of one.

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per isakson
per isakson 2013년 8월 12일
편집: per isakson 2013년 8월 15일
Yes, and I read it and nearly forgotten what it says. I have become a Matlab-only-user/programmer. Comments:
  • The grass is always greener on the other side. And in many cases it's free and open.
  • For me it is a draw-back that there are no Matlab-based books on program design. Nothing like Python 3 Object Oriented Programming. Google hardly returns any hits for the words "Design Patterns"+Matlab. And the Matlab doc returns next to nothing for "Design Patterns".
  • Matlab is a dynamic language and it's ridiculous to criticize it for not being C or C++.

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Degang
Degang 2015년 1월 24일
I read the blog. It's not about hate. The blog describes serious problems with Matlab language and functions. You don't have to abandon Matlab even if you agree with what the blog says, just keep in mind that the design of the Matlab language is ancient.
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per isakson
per isakson 2015년 1월 24일
편집: per isakson 2015년 1월 24일
"serious problems with Matlab language" &nbsp Which of the items discussed in the blog do you think are the most serious problems?

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Ahmed Fasih
Ahmed Fasih 2014년 2월 21일
편집: Ahmed Fasih 2014년 2월 21일
Right, and the best carpenter will be one who only uses a saw, the best doctor is the one who only needs a scalpel, and the best person is one who can't find any flaws in anything.

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