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RunMat Turns One: What We Built and What Comes Next
RunMat's first year: how v0.0.1 grew from a CLI with 87 built-in functions into a GPU-accelerated runtime for the browser, RunMat Cloud, and Desktop.
Introducing RunMat Desktop: a high-performance MATLAB alternative
RunMat Desktop is a local, GPU-accelerated workspace for MATLAB-syntax code: editor, plots, variables, notebooks, run history, and an agent that can inspect your project.
RunMat Runtime 0.5 is out: multi-file project support, and resolving MATLAB language semantics like Rust's compiler
RunMat Runtime 0.5 adds manifest-backed multi-file projects, named entrypoints, stronger MATLAB function/class/indexing semantics, and a shared compiler foundation for tooling, acceleration, and JIT work.
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RunMat Turns One: What We Built and What Comes Next
RunMat's first year: how v0.0.1 grew from a CLI with 87 built-in functions into a GPU-accelerated runtime for the browser, RunMat Cloud, and Desktop.
Switching from MATLAB to Julia
A practical guide to switching from MATLAB to Julia, covering syntax, arrays, performance, packages, Simulink, team training, deployment, and validation.
How to Read and Write CSV Files in MATLAB
Read and write CSV files in MATLAB with readmatrix, readtable, writematrix, and writetable. Handle headers, missing values, validation, and append mode.
MATLAB FFT Guide: Recorded Data Frequency Analysis
Load recorded CSV data, validate sampling, compute a single-sided FFT, compare PSD estimates, inspect a spectrogram, and verify a low-pass filter.
MATLAB Plot Gallery: Examples with Runnable Code
Browse MATLAB plot examples, inspect the code, and open each example in the RunMat browser sandbox.
Why MATLAB Isn't Disappearing Anytime Soon
MATLAB still matters because .m files became the working format for engineering math, and MATLAB has historically been the default place that work could run.
How to Plot in MATLAB: Create, Style, and Export Figures
Learn how to plot functions and data with MATLAB-compatible syntax, combine lines, style axes, arrange subplots, create 3-D figures, animate, and export.
Signal Processing With RunMat
Run MATLAB-compatible signal analysis with recorded data, filters, FFTs, PSDs, spectrograms, plots, and repeatable projects.
Introducing RunMat Desktop: a high-performance MATLAB alternative
RunMat Desktop is a local, GPU-accelerated workspace for MATLAB-syntax code: editor, plots, variables, notebooks, run history, and an agent that can inspect your project.