How may I create a blog

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AJ Geiger
AJ Geiger 2017-11-12
评论: the cyclist 2017-11-16
I created a modern interactive Matlab GUI controls as part of my capstone project. The controls mirror what you would expect from the most current interfaces we know and love today. The toolbox Includes.
Modern Drag and Drop UITree
Modern UITable (with search bar)
Modern Menu
Modern Slide Bar
Modern Buttons
Rounded Edit Text Box
New Pie Chart
and much more
I do not wish to use file exchange.

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the cyclist
the cyclist 2017-11-12
It's not very clear to me what you are hoping for here. The file exchange is the way to share code with the MATLAB community. The official blogs here are from MathWorks staffers, not users.
You could share your code on github directly, I guess, rather than via the FEX. And then set up a blog at one of the bazillion site where one can do that. But ... why?
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AJ Geiger
AJ Geiger 2017-11-12
I need to have access to the Matlab production server for my capstone project.
My goal is to start a blog to promote my GUI. Once I have access to Matlab's production server, I will make the toolbox open to the public.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2017-11-12
What is the question here? If you want a blog, start a blog. Mathworks does not provide any blog tools.
Note that if you hope to connect the blog to allow users to execute programs by using MATLAB or MATLAB Production Server, then you may run across license restrictions.
"capstone project" is an academic term, so your license is either a Student license or an Academic license. It is not permitted to make MATLAB running under a Student license available by way of the web. MATLAB Production Server requires that the code has been compiled by MATLAB Compiler or MATLAB Compiler SDK, neither of which are available for Student licenses. If your university happens to have a Total Academic Headcount or Total Student Headcount license then it is permitted for them to provide you with access to Academic licenses -- but that is not permitted for traditional Academic licenses, not for doing course work. Executables compiled with an Academic license cannot be deployed for public access -- only for the "internal purposes" of the institution.
If someone you have access to a "Standard" (commercial) license for MATLAB Production Server, then these restrictions do not apply.
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the cyclist
the cyclist 2017-11-16
Again, those blogs are written by MathWorks staff, not users. I suppose you could ask one of them if you could write a guest post on their blog, but I think that that is unlikely to happen.

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