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I used Julia in my day-to-day work at my previous job (Intel) and in my new position (Rigetti). There's quite a few companies that are using it in production n
by gotfork 8y ago
I used Julia in my day-to-day work at my previous job (Intel) and in my new position (Rigetti). There's quite a few companies that are using it in production now.
- dejv 8y agoGlad to hear more about how are you deploying Julia in production.
- graphene 8y agoThat's really cool! I checked Rigetti's github but there seem to be no open source Julia projects there (although, somewhat surprisingly, lots of Common Lisp!). Are you free to say what Julia is being used for at Rigetti (and Intel), and whether there are any plans to release things as open source in the future?
- gotfork 8y agoAt Intel I developed a few product modeling tools in Julia, including one that's now used in the introduction of every new product. The only real annoyances that I ran into were related to dependency management in Pkg2, but I think Pkg3 should solve all of that. I'm quite new at Rigetti, but I would suggest keeping an eye on our GitHub page.