We're back with another episode! Go behind the scenes of @JuliaConOrg and the JuliaCon 2022 conference with our special guest @vchuravy!
https://t.co/IHeDbz8EFj
In case you missed it, version 1.8 of the @JuliaLanguage just dropped last week 🚀 so I decided to do a quick write-up of 3⃣ features I am really excited about in this release #JuliaLang:
https://t.co/bKKYEpSbZg
The impact of @JuMPjl + #julialang is well articulated by Miles Lubin in the "JuMP 1.0: What you need to know" talk at #JuliaCon 2022. https://t.co/409S2iu6sV
Coming very soon: a version of DifferentialEquations.jl that fully precompiles the solvers on Vector{Float64}, virtually eliminating the any #julialang#sciml JIT lag. This is what it looks like to use it in a fresh REPL session. Instant run after pasting!
New version of Term.jl for @JuliaLanguage coming out soon.
Mostly QoL improvements and bug fixes, but also a useful new @showme macro to see the method definition for a function call:
```
@showme tprint(stdout, "this is TERM")
```
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We're back with another episode! Go behind the scenes of @JuliaConOrg and the JuliaCon 2022 conference with our special guest @vchuravy!
https://t.co/IHeDbz8EFj
Hey everyone 👋🏼 Remember us? We both got new full-time jobs @RelationalAI 🎉 and have been busy settling in to a new routine.
But now we're back to recording new episodes, with a special JuliaCon episode that'll drop this Friday.
Stay tuned!
Episode #20 is out now!
We sat down with #JuliaLang co-creator @Viral_B_Shah to talk about his journey from BASIC to Julia. Viral shares his thoughts on the future of the language and divulges his favorite Julia package.
Check it out 👇🏼
https://t.co/2AYc4PT8cA
Our next virtual meet-up is happening on Sunday, 22nd May at 11AM EST / 3pm UTC / 5pm CET / 9:30 pm IST!
This time, we're excited to have @rachel_kurchin share about composable Julia packages for computational chemistry! 🧪
Sign-up here to attend: https://t.co/DNw4ouyXi9
UnicodePlots.jl is an awesome @JuliaLanguage package for making 2/3d plots in the terminal (🤯).
Turns out it plays well with Term.jl so you can have multiple subplots/text layouts in your terminal.
Kudos to UnicodePlots developers for making such an easy to use package!