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It would be easier for Matlab users unfamiliar with GitHub to upload any schemes they create without leaving the Matlab environment.
To this end, it might be worthwhile setting up a server which can hold and serve the Matlab schemes, and a function which can upload them to the server using a simple UI running in Matlab.
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Seems like a lot of work setting up and maintaining a server for this purpose.
What do you think about using a "Tap" mechanism like Homebrew uses for their user-defined custom formulas, where any user can publish a set of definitions by just creating a new GitHub repo that conforms to a particular naming scheme (like <username>/matlab-schemes-<whatever>), and then other users can reference those theme sets by identifying the GitHub username and repo suffix (like import_remote_scheme('<username>/<whatever>/<scheme_name>'))?
It would be easier for Matlab users unfamiliar with GitHub to upload any schemes they create without leaving the Matlab environment.
To this end, it might be worthwhile setting up a server which can hold and serve the Matlab schemes, and a function which can upload them to the server using a simple UI running in Matlab.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: