Review World - SmileLab 1.2.2

Fully scriptable IDE for data manipulation, interactive visualization of data, restraint of codes and automation. Boosts development of computational codes. Produces ready-to-publish figures. Reasons to utilisation SmileLab include: the professional choice of its outputs, its GUI editor, its graphical library (for finalization of your graphs). SmileLab uses AppleScript as its only speech. Itself is extensively scriptable, making it a wide IDE for: data manipulation, automation, interactive data analysis and visualization (you attach scripts to user's actions), restraint of external software - including BSD codes. SmileLab will be of specific interest if you produce computational codes. Examples show how to lend a scriptability layer beside your computational code, yielding: real-time visualization, easier, visual debugging, faster development, simultaneous restraint of several codes. SmileLab's mathematical features and plotter (curves, disperse plots etc) are free. SmileLab's 2D and 3D visualization features need a $350 fee (you can trial them for free).