Modelling drug distribution

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Hi all,

Dunno if this is the right place to ask this, but I'd really like some advice on a new project I've taken on. I'm trying to model/2D animate how drugs travel through the blood to the site of an infection and I'm having really big problems getting started. I don't know what language is most suitable since I've never did any visual coding. I haven't been able to find anything suitable as an example on the internet too.

I am quite skilled with python, MATLAB and netlogo and could really use some help getting started. 

Anyone with any suggestions? Would be much appreciated!

What I have tried:

I've not have had any code I can share

Posted 27-May-20 21:17pm

HKrom

Updated 27-May-20 21:34pm

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Nelek · Answer 1 · 2020-05-27T21:35:00

If you are seriously asking for help, then... yes, it is the right place. (sorry for the apparent lack of trust, we have a lot of spammers and your question look the perfect bait for a later spammer).

If you are good on Python, you should be able to find your way in C# or in Java.

Important factors to choose between them both could be:
- In which computer has to run? can you install things on your own there?
- Is there any policy against Java or .Net XXX (Framework / Core)?
- Is it a professional, private or public project? (possible license problems with some Java things)
- ...

I personally prefer C#-WPF over Java, but it is a subjective opinion. A co-worker of mine loves java and has done a lot of nice things with it.

Java has the advantage to be a bit more "independant" but if the target system is a windows one and the environment is given I think C# brings you more flexibility because (for me) it is easier to combine with other system things (i.e. brackground services)

I would recommend you to look for some examples in the net to see what are the requirements of both languages to run a big GUI project, some programming examples (so you can get a feeling of what is more comfortable for your previous knowledge) and start with a small project.

Then come back here everytime you get stuck with a particular problem, ask a conrete question showing that you have tried something and you will get help to solve it and continue with your task.

I think it is going to be a big amount of work, so take it as a marathon, not as a sprint.