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Developments in Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition
Jeremy Stratton-Smith, Peter Falloon, Paco Jain, Brad Janes
Let's learn what's new in Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition. We discuss adding full Wolfram Language functions to the Wolfram Function Repository that would still provide educational use for users. See how we are utilizing the Wolfram Demonstrations Project to explore interactive dynamic demonstrations. Also, we cover natural language-parsing for setting local variables and new support for chemistry-related computation.
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