Wolfram Mathematica: Overview: Document and Deploy

Document and Deploy Mathematica offers a wide range of innovative deployment options based on the Mathematica notebook. Whether your deliverables are interactive documents, applications, infrastructure components, or presentations, Mathematica notebooks are the complete solution--deployable locally or across a network. Interactive document system Mathematica notebooks combine text, graphics, computations, and applications in one structured, interactive document. You can keep everything together--models, assumptions, experimental data, results (in static or interactive form), and commentary--while deploying complete workflows to others. See also: "Presenting in Notebooks" (Screencast, 5:46) Deploy with the Player family Use Mathematica Player or Player Pro to deploy complete applications or fully interactive documents to those without Mathematica. Player can be downloaded for free and is already in use by over tens of thousands of users. Server deployment options Deliver your Mathematica-based material across the web, accessible through a client's browser or other interface. webMathematica makes it easy to move from local prototype to server-side deployment. webMathematica integrates Mathematica with the latest web server technology. See also: Systems Interfaces & Deployment Deployable as a service engine Use Mathematica as an engine to power capabilities behind other systems. APIs are supplied for common languages and cases, such as web services and database linking. See also: About Web Services About Universal Database Connectivity Dynamic report generation Generate and email interactive reports from Mathematica individually or programmatically. Use notebooks and deploy with the Player family or output as PDFs, Excel spreadsheets, and in other formats. « Previous: Develop Advantages Next: Document and Deploy Advantages » Document and Deploy Functionality Reference: Notebook Basics Notebook Formatting & Styling Notebook & Interface Customization Presentations with Mathematica Importing & Exporting in Notebooks Document Generation Low-Level Notebook Programming Interactive Manipulation Viewers & Annotation Control Objects Generalized Input Dynamic Interactivity Language Custom Interface Construction Document and Deploy Highlights of Recent Versions: Dynamic Interactivity Symbolic Interface Construction Unification of Graphics, Text, & Controls Automated Charting Graphics Symbolic Report Generation High-Impact Adaptive Visualization Integrated Programmatic Email Question about this page? Buy online More about Mathematica Compare with other systems

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