GridCraft
A free desktop spreadsheet in Rust that reads and writes real .xlsx files
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RunMat
An open-source MATLAB-syntax runtime that now compiles to native executables
Teams stuck paying for MATLAB licences just to ship numerical code can now hand out a standalone binary instead.
RunMat is an independent Rust runtime for MATLAB-syntax code, with GPU acceleration via WGPU and a Cranelift JIT. The new runmat compile command turns a .m program into a standalone executable that needs no RunMat install. The team reports 99%+ grammar and semantics coverage. Free in the browser, desktop and CLI; Apache-2.0, by Dystr Inc.
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