MDX Blog

Spirograph-like curves arise from simple sums of rotating vectors; a tiny tweak in frequency or phase yields striking patterns.

One of the motivations for developing WLJS platform is to enable the sharing of computable data in a self-descriptive format, allowing it to be viewed with no software installation required. Here we show how to publish interactive notebooks as blog posts using MDX format

How to type complex expressions and blur the line between code and presentation

Showcase of easy Javascript binding to/from Wolfram Language for data visualization purposes

An example of built-in functions for interactive plotting, and expression manipulations

In the previous tutorial, we tried input element slider, however, graphics primitives can also act like an virtual input device.

Falling balls live animation using event handlers

Learn the basics of creating MDX blog posts.