Why I no longer recommend Julia
For many years I used the Julia programming language for transforming, cleaning, analyzing, and visualizing data, doing statistics, and performing simulations.
Why I no longer recommend Julia Why I no longer recommend Julia For many years I used the Julia programming language for transforming, cleaning, analyzing, and visualizing data, doing statistics, and performing simulations. I published a handful of open-source packages for things like signed distance fields , nearest-neighbor search , and Turing patterns ( among others ), made visual explanations of Julia concepts like broadcasting and arrays , and used Julia to make the generative art on my business cards . I stopped using Julia a while ago, but it still sometimes comes up. When people ask, I
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