Re:A newcomer’s (angry) guide to R
by jghn on Thursday June 14, 2018 @01:12AM
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The biggest Julia cheerleaders gave up years ago. That doesn't mean the language is dead but it's not a great sign for a niche lang
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Julia is by far my favorite language; I used it all throughout grad school for my research. The problem is that it doesn't have enough of a network effect in industry. I've begrudgingly switched to Python for my day-to-day work.
Actually, what is the current status of Julia? Can anyone in the know share a bit on the perspectives as they stand?
They're in the run-up to their first stable release at the moment (I think they're aiming for August, but could be wrong about that). I can't speak for popularity, but development is certainly going strong.
Re:A newcomer’s (angry) guide to R
by ChrisRackauckas on Thursday June 14, 2018 @09:37AM
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The biggest Julia cheerleaders are using Julia.