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Python's dependency hell is what made me first look at Julia. I develop on Windows (someone has to :) ), and it was just impossible to get all of the numerical
by ChrisRackauckas 7y ago
Python's dependency hell is what made me first look at Julia. I develop on Windows (someone has to :) ), and it was just impossible to get all of the numerical libraries like pydstool, scipy, FEniCS, Daedalus, etc. playing nicely together... so I gave Julia a try. And now the only time I have issues getting a package to run are Julia packages which have a Python dependency. Python is a good language, but having everything in one language and binary-free is just a blessing for getting code to run on someone else's computer.
- 6thaccount2 7y agoJulia really is nice in this way. It is nice to see the package manager that actually works for me unlike a lot of what I try with pip.
- jpalomaki 7y agoVisual Studio Code brings some tooling to make it easier to work with code running in Docker container.