I’ve heard it said that “Software is eating the world.” If that is true, than Node.js is eating software.
The following link is to the Node.js Standard Library project that has an emphasis on numerical computation.
I’d be interested in any thoughts from the expert scientific programmers here on what is lacking. I think the statistics portion leaves a lot to be desired, but it is a decent start.
It is interesting that to build native numerical libraries, they still need gfortran.
The provided link to the Node.js Standard Library did not work for me, but it’s also at GitHub. It looks like the JavaScript equivalent of NumPy and SciPy. People are working on having some of the functionality in FPM packages and stdlib.
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