MATLAB to web app
You could always just host the MATLAB code and sample .mat on a website for people to download and play with on their own machines if they have a MATLAB license.   If you are looking at having some sort of embedded app on your website you are going to need to rewrite your code in another language.  The project sounds doable in python using the packages you mentioned however hosting it online will not be as simple as running a program from your command line.  Django would help you build a website but I do not think that it will allow you to just run a python script in the browser.
Hi I have a MATLAB function that graphs the trajectory of different divers (the Olympic sport diving) depending on the position of a slider at the bottom of the window. The file takes multiple .mat files (with trajectory information in 3 dimensions) as input. I am trying to put this MATLAB app on to the internet. What would be the easiest/most efficient way of doing this? I have experience programming in Python and little experience programming in Java.
Here are the options that I have considered:
1. MATLAB Builder JA (too expensive)
2. Rewrite entire MATLAB function into Java (not experienced enough in Java)
3. Implement MATLAB file using mlabwrapper and using Django to deploy into web app. (having a lot of trouble installing mlabwrapper onto OSX)
4. Rewrite MATLAB function into Python using SciPy, NumPy, and matlibplot and then using Django.
I do not have any experience with Django but I am willing to learn it. Can someone point me in the right direction?