Scriptable IDE for data manipulation.
Fully scriptable IDE for data manipulation, interactive visualization of data, control of codes and automation. Boosts development of computational codes. Produces ready-to-publish figures.
Reasons to use SmileLab include:
- the professional quality of its outputs,
- its GUI editor,
- its graphical library (for finalization of your graphs).
SmileLab uses AppleScript as its only language. Itself is extensively scriptable, making it a full IDE for:
- data manipulation,
- automation,
- interactive data analysis and visualization (you attach scripts to user's actions),
- control of external software - including BSD codes.
SmileLab will be of particular interest if you produce computational codes. Examples show how to add a scriptability layer beside your computational code, yielding:
- real-time visualization,
- easier, visual debugging,
- faster development,
- simultaneous control of several codes.
SmileLab's mathematical features and plotter (curves, scatter plots etc) are free. SmileLab's 2D and 3D visualization features require a $350 fee (you can test them for free).
SmileLab 1.2.2 runs on
Mac OS X 10.2
and is available under the
Shareware
license
— the installer is 8.2 MB.
We’ve catalogued it under
Science.
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