Documentation
MathJet is a fusion of spreadsheet, scripting, and interactive
visualization technologies — built on a single C++ codebase. This
documentation covers everything you need: getting started, doing
specific tasks, looking up reference details, and understanding the
design.
Migrating from MATLAB?
Section titled “Migrating from MATLAB?”The full migration guide covers .m syntax compatibility, what works out of
the box, common gotchas, and equivalent workflows for the things that don’t
translate one-to-one.
Read the MATLAB migration guide Open your existing .m files in MathJet and pick up where MATLAB left off.
Find what you need
Section titled “Find what you need”The four sections below are organized by what you’re trying to do. If you’re new, start with Tutorials. If you have a specific job, How-to guides has recipes. If you need to look something up, Reference is exhaustive. If you want to understand why MathJet is built the way it is, Explanation has the conceptual deep-dives.
Tutorials Learning-oriented, step-by-step. Pick this if you're new and want a guided walkthrough.
How-to guides Task-oriented recipes. Pick this if you have a specific job to do and want the shortest path to doing it.
Reference Information-oriented, exhaustive. The Graphical User Interface and Interactive Visualization are the two top-level sections.
Explanation Understanding-oriented, conceptual. Pick this if you want to know why MathJet is built the way it is.