Where can I publish an article containing original Matlab code with original numerical method ?

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Is that there are special indexed scientific journals for the publication of the original works (Matlab source codes)
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Adam Danz
Adam Danz on 24 May 2021
It's becoming more popular for journals to require reproducible code available in the online version of articles. Sometimes that code is hosted by the journal but it often comes in the form of a GitHub url, too.
Rik
Rik on 24 May 2021
I have a paper under review where I added the code in a supplementary pdf. I used the publish function to create an HTML and used a browser to print to pdf. (instead of publishing to pdf, because I couldn't figure out how to set the paper size to A4, instead of letter)

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Rik
Rik on 24 May 2021
I agree with @Torsten, @John D'Errico, and @Adam Danz that in general your method (i.e. pseudo-code) along with your results are more important. The thing about pseudo-code is that everybody can implement it in their language of preference.
However, if you insist on publishing your code, you could try GitHub and create a DOI for your repository. It might make sense if you are aiming to provide a reference solution for a specific problem.
I would suggest creating a separate GitHub account in order to keep it separate from personal projects. According to this page you can fairly easily do that, and it should even be free, although that part is not 100% clear to me.

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