We have added a fast preview to notebooks that lets you see a static snapshot of the contents while the fully editable and interactive cells are loading. We have made great strides in enabling rich and complex control interfaces for building Demonstrations and sharing interactive content in the cloud.Īnother way we have tried to help you when working with notebooks is to make it easier for you to access your notebooks quickly. A particular area that has really benefited from this effort are our dynamic objects, like Manipulate. And speaking of content, we have been steadily increasing our support for typesetting and graphics so you can include just about every kind of content you can create in a notebook. We have improved scrolling for larger notebooks so that cruising through your content is smoother. We’ve also put in a lot of effort to ensure that even when editing large code blocks or content-laden notebooks, typing and editing will just flow.
There are any number of situations where you’d want to work with a notebook in a browser, and now you have a great way to do just that. The focal point of Mathematica is the notebook, a flexible way to document ideas. Of course, I also think the design is quite attractive, and while being pretty does not change functionality, it does make for a nicer working experience. One thing I especially appreciate is how our new design increases the amount of real estate we dedicate to the notebook without compromising access to important features. We have tuned every aspect of the user interface to a consistent look and feel throughout. We have a great design team and they have done an outstanding job of giving you a clean, modern, and distinctive design for the cloud. One of the biggest changes we have made is hard to miss: a full-on graphic redesign of our online suite. Regular users have probably noticed and been pleasantly surprised, I hope, by all that we have been doing to upgrade the cloud, but for those of you who haven’t dropped by in a while, let me tell you a little more about some of those improvements. One of the benefits of developing software in the cloud is the ability to constantly make updates and improvements, and every couple of weeks we have been able to add updates to deliver increased speed, increased stability, and increased usability. It has been a long road from when we debuted the Wolfram Cloud to where we are today we have made some really great progress toward bringing to the cloud the kind of experience you are used to on the desktop-and enabling you to seamlessly work and share documents across your desktop, laptop, and mobile devices. That’s right-we dropped the “BETA” tag, and I am pleased to announce that we have a product we can proudly call release ready.
If you have recently visited Mathematica Online, the cloud version of our flagship software, you may have noticed something missing.
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