Hi folks,

I wanted to share a sympy-related project that I have been working on. It is 
a pretty standard notebook interface, and will seem really familiar if 
you've used Mathematica or similar CAS front-ends. I've borrowed a lot of 
code from the earlier Symbide project. I'm calling it sympy notebook.

My main goal for this project is to make sympy feel like a more 
"traditional" CAS, in terms of user interface. I hope that doing so will not 
only be useful for existing users, but will also get more people using 
sympy, especially those who are less technically-minded. To do this, I've 
started by creating an interface that lets you work on small sections of 
code at a time, edit previously entered code, and save your work. 
Expressions and plots are displayed graphically. A major improvement over 
Symbide is that cells can be cut, copied, and pasted. Future releases should 
emphasize that sympy notebook is more than a Python console. I've documented 
current features and features I want add on the GitHub 
wiki<https://github.com/smagura/sympy-notebook/wiki>
. 

- To clone my repository, use [email protected]:smagura/sympy-notebook.git
- And, pull from my fork of sympy ([email protected]:smagura/sympy.git) if you 
want LaTeX printing to work. 

It would be great to get feedback on this. Thanks.

Sam Magura

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