Generics in Rust: visualizing Bezier curves in a Jupyter notebook -- Part 3

• bernstein

  3 1 8.1 Rust

  Generic polynomials in Bernstein basis (Bezier curves) in Rust

  :dep plotters = { version = "^0.3.0", default_features = false, features = ["evcxr", "all_series"] } :dep num = {version = "0.4.3"} :dep bernstein = { git = "https://github.com/sciprosk/bernstein.git" }

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• xeus-cling

  17 3,121 4.2 C++

  Jupyter kernel for the C++ programming language

  

  Jupyter notebooks really revolutionized not only data science but scientific computing in general. Conceived originally for REPL (read-eval-print-loop) languages such as Julia, Python, and R, Jupyter notebooks are available now even for C++11, and, of course, Rust is not an exception.

• evcxr

  77 5,636 8.0 Rust

  

  A project for Rust REPL environment is a combination of letter evxvr (Evaluation Context for Rust). It contains Evcxr Jupyter kernel. I chose to follow the documentation and compile Jupyter kernel from Rust sources (which takes about 6 min on my laptop), and simply run in Microsoft Windows PowerShell

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