Numerous reports have documented recently Julia’s incredible growth over the past few months. Today, however, we are having a look at the latest additions to Julia. If you have not yet joined the hype, maybe these updates will do the trick for you!
RedMonk’s biannual report -for the first quarter of 2019- on the state of the most popular programming languages is here. The RedMonk team also presents a neat chart that includes all the language movements from 2012 till Q1 2019. Let’s have a look.
Programming languages go through cycles; it’s up to us to know when to switch to the latest new thing. Here’s a look at the internet’s collective wisdom about programming language: the PYPL Index! Looks like Python and Java are on top, Julia is rising quickly, and PHP continues to slump for the 5th year in a row.
Need a good math tutor? Julia’s the name and differential equations is the new game. Julia’s latest library combines machine learning with solving differential equations. This collaborative effort shows off the power that Julialang has as a platform for machine learning.
Julia is seeing some growth. This open source language deserves the attention that it’s getting. Its creators recently did an AMA, revealing some answers and tips. Let’s take a look at what they had to say!
Julia is on a roll! In honor of last week’s version 1.0 release, we’re taking a look at some of the best IDEs for this high performance language. It turns out, Vim is surprisingly well represented on this list!
