Compare Mathematica and SageMath 
- Users report that Mathematica excels in its 3D/solid modeling tools, scoring 8.5, which reviewers mention provides a robust environment for complex visualizations, while SageMath, with a score of 8.3, is noted for its solid capabilities but lacks some advanced features found in Mathematica.
- Reviewers mention that SageMath shines in discrete event modeling, achieving a score of 9.3, which users on G2 appreciate for its flexibility and ease of use, whereas Mathematica's score of 8.5 indicates it is competent but not as user-friendly in this area.
- G2 users highlight that Mathematica's quality of support is rated at 7.9, with many reviewers noting responsive customer service, while SageMath's support is rated lower at 7.0, leading some users to express concerns about the availability of timely assistance.
- Users say that Mathematica's manufacturing process simulation capabilities are top-notch, scoring 9.4, which reviewers mention as a significant advantage for engineering applications, compared to SageMath's score of 9.3, which, while still strong, does not quite match Mathematica's depth.
- Reviewers mention that SageMath offers better manage multiple profiles functionality, scoring 9.0, which users appreciate for its organizational capabilities, while Mathematica's score of 8.3 indicates it may not be as efficient in this regard.
- Users on G2 report that Mathematica's command clarity is rated at 8.6, with many finding its syntax intuitive, whereas SageMath's score of 8.0 suggests that some users experience a steeper learning curve when navigating its commands.
One of the main features of Mathematica is the ability to deal with everything. You can do from a simple graph to the most complex integrate you could imagine.
There are lots of limitations and we cant solve all kinds problems. There are no shortcuts in this tool
Sagemath has a Sagemath cloud version (that keeps migrating to different domain names.. latest is Cocalc) that is an excellent tool to have. The website allows you to upload and download ipython notebooks (.ipynb). Even the free version for this feature is...
The UI in general just didn't feel comfortable to me and symbolic engines of free tools are very limiting,
One of the main features of Mathematica is the ability to deal with everything. You can do from a simple graph to the most complex integrate you could imagine.
Sagemath has a Sagemath cloud version (that keeps migrating to different domain names.. latest is Cocalc) that is an excellent tool to have. The website allows you to upload and download ipython notebooks (.ipynb). Even the free version for this feature is...
There are lots of limitations and we cant solve all kinds problems. There are no shortcuts in this tool
The UI in general just didn't feel comfortable to me and symbolic engines of free tools are very limiting,
