Author Archives: Jerome

Function and sub-functions

Any code written in Matlab needs to be somehow organized. As you grow your program, it becomes essential to write functions. Functions are elementary pieces of computations that take inputs, process them and send the result out. As you can … Continue reading

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A guide to guide : Video tutorial to start making interfaces

Some time ago, I made a post to help folks get started making interfaces with GUIDE, the interface designer provided by Matlab. It occurred to me that a video tutorial would convey a much better experience on this subject. So … Continue reading

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Professional deployment of Matlab code

This post marks the one year existence of this blog. I started writing in the hope to help folks get started with Matlab and also help rise the general quality of Matlab codes. Traffic have risen steadily in the last year … Continue reading

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How to organize your Matlab files?

In this post, I talk about how to organize your matlab code. Continue reading

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Computer vs human memory

Memory management is an essential skill that every programmer develops over time. To develop that skill you need to have a sense of how computer memory works. Surprisingly,  memory is not a simple thing. It is actually quite complex and … Continue reading

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Making interfaces WITHOUT guide

My job today is to help you to make interfaces in Matlab directly in your code without the help of the GUIDE. That thing is good to start but later on, it’s just a total waste of time. Continue reading

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Using pointers in Matlab

In this post, I first introduce you to the world of pointer and then shows you how to use them in Matlab for real. Continue reading

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