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I would also add two good reasons to stick with R: RStudio and Hadley Wickham. In theory, there are Python and Julia equivalents to RStudio (JupyterLab, Spyder

I would also add two good reasons to stick with R: RStudio and Hadley Wickham. In theory, there are Python and Julia equivalents to RStudio (JupyterLab, Spyder, PyCharm, Juno, whatever) but RStudio is just so, so, so good. A truly great piece of software. And of course if you have a data pipeline type workflow, and it fits into the Hadleyverse paradigm and isn't too performance intensive, there's nothing better.

byt143 8y ago
Julia has it's own "*verse" type data pipeline framework, with an even greater variety of backends and plotting solutions than R. It's still in development (mutate and select have PRs) but it's almost there. https://github.com/queryverse/Query.jl https://github.com/queryverse/Query.jl