Physics PhD. Node.js, JavaScript, and scientific computing. I tell computers to do things. @stdlibjs @quansightai.
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Athan Reines retweeted
Athan Reines retweeted
For anyone looking for a do-it-all JS library check out @stdlibjs !
This year @stdlibjs has been fortunate to have an absolutely stellar group of #gsoc contributors. Recently, GSoC contributor Snehil Shah added support for syntax highlighting and theming in stdlib's REPL for interactive #javascript development. Blog post link below. 👇
This year @stdlibjs has been fortunate to have an absolutely stellar group of #gsoc contributors. Recently, GSoC contributor Snehil Shah added support for syntax highlighting and theming in stdlib's REPL for interactive #javascript development. Blog post link below. 👇
To learn more, check out Snehil's blog post announcing the feature and providing details on how you can get your hands on the latest REPL to supercharge your #javascript and #nodejs development! 🚀
dev.to/stdlib/welcoming-colo…
Athan Reines retweeted
The protocol allows for new types of "exotic" array-like objects in #JavaScript, including sparse arrays, arrays supporting complex and boolean dtypes, and lazy materialization. Learn more in this comprehensive blog post by @kgryte:
dev.to/stdlib/the-accessor-p…
Athan Reines retweeted
The accessor protocol: a simple yet powerful way to create custom array-like objects in #javascript. Implement get() and set() methods alongside a length property for flexible, performant element access beyond traditional arrays.
A new blog post from yours truly introducing the accessor protocol for generalized array-like object iteration in #javascript!
dev.to/stdlib/the-accessor-p…
@stdlibjs #nodejs
By providing a standardized way for element access in non-indexed collections, this allows for new types of "exotic" array-like objects in #JavaScript, including sparse arrays, arrays supporting complex and boolean dtypes, and lazy materialization. Exciting times ahead! 🚀
📣 New blog post from @Pranavchiku and me on how to call Fortran routines from #javascript using #nodejs! 🚀
dev.to/stdlib/how-to-call-fo…
@stdlibjs
stdlib is running a community survey and we’d love to hear from you! If you’re interested in all things web and number crunching, please be sure to make your voice heard by visiting stdlib.io/survey
Cheers! 🙌
cc @stdlibjs
#javascript #nodejs
Athan Reines retweeted
Had a blast talking to @jerodsanto about @stdlibjs and, more broadly, about the vision of making JS/TS a preferred language for numerical and scientific computation. If that sounds intriguing, check out the latest episode of JS Party below!
💥 New episode of JS Party!
💬 A @stdlibjs for #JavaScript
✨ featuring @burckhap
⚡️ hosted by @jerodsanto
🎧 jsparty.fm/329
Athan Reines retweeted
stdlib is running a community survey and we’d love to hear from you! If you’re interested in all things web and number crunching, please be sure to make your voice heard by visiting stdlib.io/survey 🙌
Athan Reines retweeted
We're excited to announce that stdlib was selected as a 2024 Google Summer of Code organization! 🥳
For individuals wishing to contribute, please be sure to check out our GSoC resources. 🙌
github.com/stdlib-js/google-…
#gsoc #gsoc2024
One more day to submit applications!!!! 😅
Quansight just opened applications for its summer internship program! If you, or someone you know, might be interested, see the link below. :)
boards.greenhouse.io/quansig…
Athan Reines retweeted
I recently came across an amazing JS/TS open source project for ML & scientific computing called stdlib:
• mature – over 9 years of development 🤯
• robust – unit tests 💯
• optimized – all functions are bundled separately
Go give them some love 💕
github.com/stdlib-js/stdlib
Quansight just opened applications for its summer internship program! If you, or someone you know, might be interested, see the link below. :)
boards.greenhouse.io/quansig…
Internship projects all focus on open source. @stdlibjs is one of the potential projects, so if you're interested in #javascript & numerical algorithms, this could be a good fit!
Application deadline: April 4.