The Maple IDE project team is pleased to announce the release of the standalone version of the Maple programming toolkit. Now Maple IDE is available for Windows, Unix and Mac OS as standalone tool.

For the information about new versions, please see Maple IDE page.

For the complete installation instructions see the following video:

http://webmath.exponenta.ru : Russian users thanked Maple 6.000.000 times.

We have just released Teaching Calculus with Maple: A Complete Kit.  Leveraging both Maple and Maple T.A., Teaching Calculus with Maple includes lecture notes, student worksheets, Maple demonstrations, Maple T.A. homework, and more – everything you need to teach Calculus 1 and Calculus 2.  Teaching Calculus with Maple  was developed at the University of Guelph under the leadership of an award-winning teacher and field-tested in classes with hundreds of students.

As usual I am going to use this blog post to complain!
How can anyone in their right state of mind create a Finance Package
with out procedures for return calulation ie first difference, percentage change, log returns etc

We have just released a free collection of Maple and MapleSim classroom materials that helps bring modern technology to any introductory course in control design. This collection includes interactive classroom demonstrations that illustrate key concepts; lab projects and assignment questions; and example models ready to be explored.  It’s been designed primarily for instructors, but students should find much of it useful, too.

We are proud to announce you about the new feature in the Maple Programming Environment - Importing existing MPL files into a Maple Project.

You can ​update Maple Programming Environment using Update Manager mechanism in the Eclipse.

The following article briefly introduces the migrating process using the new import wizard,...

Maple Programming Environment (MPE) is the only Eclipse™ based efficient development toolkit to rapidly build standout applications for Maple.

MPE harnesses the flexibility of Eclipse and focuses it into a powerful Maple development engine.

MPE includes multiple productivity-boosting features, which spare you from tedious routine, time loosing and keeping your focus on your ideas.

Some time ago, I posted a two-letter-words quiz for Scrabble players. That one is particularly useful to beginner players wanting to increase their scoring opportunities. I've created another worksheet for those looking for a greater challenge. This one tests your knowledge of the three-letter words that can be created from the valid two-letter words. Enjoy!

In it's recent edition of Mathematics Today (in print and online), the UK-based Institute of Mathematics and it's Applications, compared 4 symbolic solvers: Maple 15, Mathcad 15, the student edition of Matlab v5 and the Casio CFX-9970G calculator, concluding that "Maple would be the natural choice for research mathematicians, theortetical physicists, those working in any area where mathematics is demanding or for mathematics undergraduates for whom costs are lower"

Revision Note:
I have updated the graph in the attached Maple document based on Doug Meade's comment below.
CarTalkPuzzler_9-22-.mw 

Car Talk, a humorous phone-in program in which Tom and Ray Magliozzi (Click and Clack, the Tappet Brothers) diagnose and offer solutions for mysterious auto-related maladies, is carried by National Public Radio...

My answer in this topic does not load for some reason, so I had to create this post.

Variant of solution:

Following on from the 3D plots of the Earth globes in comments to an earlier post, here's some hacky code to grab longtitude and latitude.

(nb. This code attempts to send the IP address of your primary DNS to www.geobytes.com so don't run it if you don't want that action.)

if kernelopts(platform)="windows" then
   res:=ssystem("ipconfig /all"): res:=res[2];
   StringTools:-Search("Primary Dns Suffix",res);
   ans:=StringTools:-Split(res[%+36..%+70])[1];
else
   ans:=ssystem("hostname -y"...

Eleven new Clickable-Calculus examples have been added to the Teaching Concepts with Maple section of the Maplesoft website. That means some 74 of the 154 solved problems in my data-base of syntax-free calculations are now available. Once again, these examples and associated videos illustrate point-and-click computations in support of the pedagogic message of resequencing skills and concepts.

This message has been articulated in ...

This post is a further exploration of the optimization problem of finding a point on f(x) = sinh(x) - xe^-3x closest to the point (1,7).  The problem is part of our Teaching Concepts with Maple web site, a collection of video examples and Maple worksheets designed to illustrate how Maple can be used to generate...