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Julia can be as good as it wants, but until I can download JuliaStudio(r studio) or Juliconda(anaconda) and get to Just Work™, forget it. I tried to use Julia,
by tryptophan 5y ago
Julia can be as good as it wants, but until I can download JuliaStudio(r studio) or Juliconda(anaconda) and get to Just Work™, forget it.
I tried to use Julia, and all I got was visual studio code complaints about this and that and how the julia plugin cant detect something...ugh
The website doesn't even explain how to get started. I figured out that VScode + plugin was the way to go based of reddit.
- bobbylarrybobby 5y agoAll I had to do to "install" Julia on my Mac was download the .app and symlink its executable into /usr/local/bin (or wherever). Iirc using the vscode extension requires a handful of packages but they tell you the ones you need to install.
- Buttons840 5y agohttps://github.com/JuliaLang/juliaup https://github.com/JuliaLang/juliaup Rest your weary installers friend. Never install a new version of Julia by hand again.
- ChrisRackauckas 5y agoEase of installation is definitely a fair criticism until juliaup is made the default way that people are told to install and update on the website. We should change this sooner rather than later.
- machinekob 5y agoYou don't need juliaconda with julia cause default package manager just works good enough. But i can agree community is way 2small and compared to big languages tooling are extremely poor.