It's the same core engine, but with a different interface and different licensing. How does the Wolfram Engine Community Edition relate to Mathematica? You can try it immediately and interactively in the Wolfram Cloud. Do I have to download the Wolfram Engine to try the Wolfram Language? You can edit and manage your Wolfram Language code with standard IDEs, editors and tools such as Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, Atom, Vim, Visual Studio Code and Git. (Support for direct connection into web servers is under development.) How does the Wolfram Engine Community Edition connect with developer tools? NET and C/C++, as well as from systems such as Excel, Jupyter and Unity. You can also call it through client libraries for Python, Java. You can call the Wolfram Engine Community Edition from a command line, as a script, through sockets and through ZeroMQ. How does the Wolfram Engine Community Edition connect into a software stack? The Wolfram Cloud (and Wolfram Enterprise Private Cloud) provides a complete cloud environment for the Wolfram Language. You can run it as local software in the virtual environments of standard cloud providers such as AWS. (The Wolfram Cloud provides immediate cloud access to the Wolfram Language.) Can I run the Wolfram Engine Community Edition in the cloud? It runs under Linux, Mac and Windows, and can be deployed on desktop, server, virtualized, distributed, parallelized and embedded systems. The Wolfram Engine Community Edition is downloaded to run locally on your computer system. Where does the Wolfram Engine Community Edition run? The Wolfram Engine is the heart of Wolfram products such as Mathematica, Wolfram|One and Wolfram|Alpha. The Wolfram Engine implements the Wolfram Language with interfaces suitable for use in software projects. It's a free version of the Wolfram Engine licensed for non-production use. FAQ General What is the Wolfram Engine Community Edition?

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