I think, you unterestimate infrastructure (API-wise/tooling/people etc.) here. As it happens, I am myself a beginner in Julia. Not the language is the hard part

I think, you unterestimate infrastructure (API-wise/tooling/people etc.) here. As it happens, I am myself a beginner in Julia. Not the language is the hard part, but the glueing with my current working environment. And as a beginner I don't speak or even dare to think about commercial projects. This is quite non-trivial and a wonderful sophisticated one-liner quickly becomes far costlier, considering all constraints - even in the long run. > I like to think that when I dismiss another language it is not for purely silly reasons. One should also to choose a suiting language, if you do not want to risk falling victim to the same attribute.