Travis Oliphant announces…

Jul 01 2010 Published by amenity under NumPy, SciPy

Travis announces project to extend NumPy/SciPy to .Net

Travis announces project to extend NumPy/SciPy to .Net

Travis Oliphant kicked off today’s SciPy 2010 Day 2 with a great keynote talk. He told the story of his own path to Python, filling his slides with the faces and work of other developers, scientists, and mathematicians — inspiration, teachers, and collaborators. He explained how his academic trajectory, from electrical engineering, through a brief affair with neuroscience, to a biomedical engineering PhD, both drove and competed with his work creating NumPy.
Last, but not least, Travis closed his talk with rather large announcement: Enthought has undertaken the extension of NumPy and SciPy to the .NET framework. For details on the project refer to the official release.

4 responses so far

  • xxx xxx says:

    If you are not using the net framework or IronPython, what is the significance of this?

  • albert albert says:

    I hope that they are not using Ironpython, Microsoft just lay of the people behind it…

  • bryce Bryce Hendrix says:

    Albert, unless you know something we & the press don’t, there have been no layoffs. One (of two) developers on IronRuby left over MS’s lack of commitment to IronRuby.

  • Kevin Kevin says:

    Numpy in .net would be great – Do we have any idea what the project schedule looks like?

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