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Excited to see the effect of the precompilation improvements, saving more of the pre-compiled code. I've heard there's even more improvements in this direction
by sundarurfriend 4y ago
Excited to see the effect of the precompilation improvements, saving more of the pre-compiled code. I've heard there's even more improvements in this direction with v1.9, and it seems like a good way to make significant progress regarding latency issues.
`status --outdated` is something I've wished for many times, nice!
Typed globals will, at the least, make life easier for people new to Julia (and those teaching them).
- sundarurfriend 4y agoBy the way, the allocation profiler visualization is a cherry on top of all the improvements to VS Code for Julia [https://www.julia-vscode.org/ https://www.julia-vscode.org/] that make for a really good development environment now. (See the JuliaCon talk "Julia in VS Code - What's New" [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Okn_HKihWn8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Okn_HKihWn8] for details on others.) I never thought I'd move away from Vim, but the ease of use and polish here make it worth switching (with maybe Neovim as the backend at some point), rather than try to recreate it in Vim.