> Due to its conciseness, Julia has mostly replaced showing pseudo-code on my slides. This benefit is really underappreciated IMO — for a lot of "science" appl

> Due to its conciseness, Julia has mostly replaced showing pseudo-code on my slides. This benefit is really underappreciated IMO — for a lot of "science" applications, the core part of the program should be readable by people who don't program in the language. In research papers, by people who want to understand the fine details of your algorithm, for example. Julia gets closer to "executable pseudocode" than I would have thought possible.