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Longer term, I'd say Julia is more likely to compete with Python than C++: * Julia is now at the point that it can be used for interactive development and expe
by cs702 5y ago
Longer term, I'd say Julia is more likely to compete with Python than C++:
* Julia is now at the point that it can be used for interactive development and experimentation without time-to-compile issues;
* the Julia ecosystem is coming along nicely; and
* Julia has always provided near-C performance in production.
- CodeGlitch 5y agoInteresting. Numpy within python does give near native speeds for number crunching though does it not? Copying around arrays does feel like an area where python suffers, however.