What happened?
This used to be the most useful app on my phone — I could easily write code to do quick high-powered mathematical calculations or simulations, right here on my phone. Six stars.
I don’t know what happened. Maybe it is an old not-updated app no longer playing well with more recent iOS versions, maybe it is an unreachable or severely rate-limited cloud server where the calculations are actually done. But the net effect is that it hangs constantly, with no explanation. The lagging is now so terrible that this app has become essentially unusable.
I don’t know what happened. Maybe it is an old not-updated app no longer playing well with more recent iOS versions, maybe it is an unreachable or severely rate-limited cloud server where the calculations are actually done. But the net effect is that it hangs constantly, with no explanation. The lagging is now so terrible that this app has become essentially unusable.
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Sage was working fine until recently - now it keeps crashing. Perhaps needs an update?
As title says!
Useless
Does not open using ipad 9
Utter nonsense
This app has the exact same name (Sage Math) as the University of Washington Mathematical powerhouse software, but it is completely unrelated to the latter. This one does not qualify even as a toy!
One of the most useful apps on my iPad
I use SageMath extensively in my teaching.It is an excellent open-source substitute for MATLAB and Mathematica, and, did I mention, it’s FREE! (BTW, I really don’t like the idea of Universities marketing proprietary software to students are greatly reduced rates to lock in user loyalty) (I don’t think universities should be in business of marketing software.)
This app is essentially a single cell in a Jupyter notebook, otherwise it seems to have access to all the features of Sage. I like the iPad version because one can easily save and reuse one’s code, which you can’t do on the browser plug in.
Three dimensional platting in this app is amazing, and one can move the drawing to look at it from difference simply by dragging a finger.
The primitiveness of the UI hides amazing power!
This app is essentially a single cell in a Jupyter notebook, otherwise it seems to have access to all the features of Sage. I like the iPad version because one can easily save and reuse one’s code, which you can’t do on the browser plug in.
Three dimensional platting in this app is amazing, and one can move the drawing to look at it from difference simply by dragging a finger.
The primitiveness of the UI hides amazing power!
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