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Lenia, or a Convolutional Game of Life
Published on September 12, 2026 by Kirill Vasin
What happens if we replace the binary cells of Conway's Game of Life with a smooth field and let every point interact through a convolution? We get something close to...
WLJS 3.1.3 Update ๐ŸŽ
Published on September 12, 2026 by Kirill Vasin
This release features major improvements in Animate/Manipulate features as well as minor improvements in the typesetting....
Any "serious" language like C/C++, C#, Pascal/Delphi, and many others offers tons of options for building standalone apps. What about WL/Mathematica/MMA?One could say, well, yes (and no)! There's the CDF format (which for some reason is off...
Can any valid Wolfram code or Mathematica expression run well on WLJS Notebook? The answer is yes*, but the devil is in the details. Static output and anything related to computation is 100% transferable. You can take prett...
Rows, columns, grids, tables, number forms, legends, LaTeX and many more...
WLJS 3.1.0 ๐Ÿ•น๏ธ
Published on July 29, 2026 by Kirill Vasin
Get you copy here https://wljs.io/releases/3.1.0 โœŒ๏ธ We are happy to announce a new version of WLJS Notebook. Many bugs were fixed and overall stb...
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WLJS is out 3.0.8 โ›…๏ธ
Published on June 27, 2026 by Kirill Vasin
https://wljs.io/releases/3.0.8 Added a new Workers API for asynchronous parallel Wolfram kernels.Improved Shallow with typed expression summariza...
WLJS 3.0.7 is out ๐Ÿฐ
Published on June 6, 2026 by Kirill Vasin
This release adds TraditionalForm, improves settings reload behavior, expands the wljs CLI, and includes major internal rendering updates for better stability. HighlightsAdded TraditionalForm supportSettings now hot reload...
WLJS 3.0.5 is out ๐Ÿชด
Published on May 14, 2026 by Kirill Vasin
This is the largest update for the last 2 years Human-, LLM- and Git-friendly .wln format ยท This release introduces a new minimal .wln notebook format designed to be readable by humans, easy for LLMs to parse, and much friendlier to Git dif...
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