What about including Python code for plotting/visualizing examples, creating animations of link dynamics, etc.?

[esba1ley]

I was thinking, tabular output is great and all, but did we want to maintain ways of plotting/viewing outputs, too? I'd suggest Python's scientific computing packages for this (numpy, matplotlib, etc.) and if there are cases where there's a closed form, we can check them against differential equations generated using sympy, etc.

What does the larger group think about this? It could make the examples more accessible/attractive to newcomers to the codebase...