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== Numerus Wiki Content == | == Numerus Wiki Content == | ||
===Numerus WebKit=== | ===Numerus WebKit=== | ||
'''Numerus WebKit''' is a technology for building powerful simulations that run in a Web browser. It consists of applications and APIs that support the design of models along the lines of NetLogo, but using conventional languages such as Java, JavaScript and Python. These applications are deployed either from a remote server, or run locally without using any network. | |||
* [[Numerus WebKit | About Numerus WebKit]] | * [[Numerus WebKit | About Numerus WebKit]] | ||
* [[Example WebKit Models]] (Javascript platform only) | * [[Example WebKit Models]] (Javascript platform only) | ||
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* [[SEIVAgent IBM Epidemic Simulator]] | * [[SEIVAgent IBM Epidemic Simulator]] | ||
* [[NMB DASA Covid-19 User Guide]] | * [[NMB DASA Covid-19 User Guide]] | ||
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== Getting started == | == Getting started == | ||
Latest revision as of 16:10, 12 November 2025
Numerus Wiki Content
Numerus WebKit
Numerus WebKit is a technology for building powerful simulations that run in a Web browser. It consists of applications and APIs that support the design of models along the lines of NetLogo, but using conventional languages such as Java, JavaScript and Python. These applications are deployed either from a remote server, or run locally without using any network.
- About Numerus WebKit
- Example WebKit Models (Javascript platform only)
- WebKit Examples (Java & Javascript platforms)
- WebKit Users Guide
- NumML Language Reference