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A bit off topic, but the author has some nice links to his experience with Julia (starting with this post) which seems a very strong contender for taking over n
by npalli 4y ago
A bit off topic, but the author has some nice links to his experience with Julia (starting with this post) which seems a very strong contender for taking over numerical computation and HPC from Fortran (not to mention the somewhat unnatural languages like Python/C/C++)
- fnands 4y agoI was about to comment, if you like Fortran's syntax for numerical computation, you should try Julia. I feel it's basically the spiritual successor to Fortran, without all the historical baggage.