Releases: MathWorks-Teaching-Resources/Programming-A-Starter-Project-Using-MATLAB-and-Python
Releases · MathWorks-Teaching-Resources/Programming-A-Starter-Project-Using-MATLAB-and-Python
v2.1.0
Maintenance for R2024b and OpenWeather changes
- Update GitHub CI
- Update the .gitignore
- Make the images have more descriptive titles, and update the README
accordingly - Remove scripts and references to the OneCall 3.0 API since OpenWeather
has discontinued that entirely - Add InstructorResources with posted solutions
v2.0.0
The 2.0.0 version of this repository contains the following major changes:
- Support for the Run Python Live Task from File Exchange for R2023b and earlier as well as separate scripts supporting the Run Python Live Task in MATLAB for R2024a.
- Rewritten weather application to handle the changes to the OpenWeather API. Now, instead of creating a simple forecasting script in the Live Editor there are instructions for creating a MATLAB App using App Designer that will display a variety of information about the current weather in any location(s) chosen by the designer. The repository includes a sample solution following the instructions in the courseware module and a sample extension including more information, error handling, and dark/light theming.
- All equations and images have alt-text, as relevant.
v1.0.5
v1.0.4
v1.0.3
Improve the instructions for installing and using the Live Task in MATLAB Online. Also, reorganize the instructions to make it clearer when there is more than one way to accomplish the same goal being presented by using Pro Tips to highlight the command-line versions.
v1.0.2
Improve support for MATLAB Online
- Add "Open in MATLAB Online" links to the README.
- Add local functions that will properly set the python environment variables in MATLAB Online.
Note the requirement to use Python 3.8+ for the project
- Add modifications to improve the experience of users with Python 2.7 on MATLAB Desktop.
- Clarify that the OpenWeather API access script is written in Python3.8, so it will not work with Python 2.7.