Julia v1.0 has been released
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Julia v1.0 has been released
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Re: Julia v1.0 has been released
#2The release notes for Julia 1.0 are rather empty at the moment. However, one may refer to the release notes of Julia 0.7 (https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/release-0.7/NEWS.md) which was released earlier today. Julia 1.0 is basically the same as 0.7, except that all deprecated syntax/features have been removed.
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#3Currently at JuliaCon2018 where the new package manager was demonstrated this morning, it looks absolutely wonderful.
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#4We'll have a proper release blog post up in the morning.
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#6The software release of the year, easily.
What an incredible journey the team has had this far. A very approachable group of people involved with the project have tirelessly given their work to the Julia language and finally, FINALLY the 1.0 is ready for consumption.
As if I wasn't psyched for this weekend enough already!
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#7Looks a bit rushed, less than 24 hours after the release candidate.
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#8https://youtu.be/1jN5wKvN-Uk
The moment, an hour into it
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#9Having never used it, I wonder, could Julia replace Python as the de-facto standard in scientific computing and data analysis? What does it do well?
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#10Having never used it, I wonder, could Julia replace Python as the de-facto standard in scientific computing and data analysis? What does it do well?
I thought that was what R was meant to do?
But, yes, Julia was designed with something like that in mind from what I recall.