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Unfortunately there are few domain specific libraries available for Julia, like astropy. We're in the same situation with Julia than 10 years ago when we start
by rahen 5y ago
Unfortunately there are few domain specific libraries available for Julia, like astropy.
We're in the same situation with Julia than 10 years ago when we started moving from IDL to Python. It was painful as Python wasn't born a scientific language, it awkwardly became so with numarray, numpy, numba, pandas, matplotlib, numexpr, scipy, pythran, scikit and whatever never-ending additional mess it requires.
At least Julia is domain specific. Like Matlab and IDL, it's JITed, vectorized and ready to use OOTB without the need for third-party libs.
Still, I really wish GDL was ready back then...
- charlieyu1 5y agoIt is also a pain to learn some of these libraries in Python where they are basically just wrappers
- quda 5y ago