I'm still trying to learn more about the Scientific computing abilities of Python. I know about the amazing SciPy modules and some others, but anybody who has written enough Statistical programs knows that sooner or later they need to compile some C code to get things to just run better.
Enter Cython C-Extensions for Python. What a great way to get C code integrated into your Python work. So I'm going through the Cython tutorial, and moving on to the Cython for NumPy users tutorial I came across this reference to the Sage Math project. What the heck is this, I wonder, and as I explore it, you can even sign up for a free account to do stuff on the cloud as an academic tool. You can create a free account here at https://cloud.sagemath.com.
And here is the link to my Cython tutorial work:
https://cloud.sagemath.com/projects/85a5f7c1-bef6-4680-945e-8ac7bc79e2ba/files/2014-12-26-165920.ipynb
Pretty Cool!
EDIT: That was the link to the HTML file, I fixed it to link to my iPython Notebook instead.
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