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> The thing that keeps me coming back to Julia is the ability to pipe > Provides link to R. Is there an example of this in Julia? I use R now, and every time
by dillydogg 3y ago
> The thing that keeps me coming back to Julia is the ability to pipe
> Provides link to R.
Is there an example of this in Julia? I use R now, and every time I give Julia a shot I go back to R because of the insane TTFP. I don't use anything remotely close to big data, and the 90-120s compile times just to replot my small data (using AlgebraOfGraphics.jl in a Pluto notebook) just kill me.
- ChrisRackauckas 3y agoDid you try v1.9 or v1.10 yet? From others I'm hearing that the code caching changed Makie from about 70 seconds down to 10 in v1.9, and then the loading time improvements brought it to like 5 (unreleased of course, though v1.10 should be branching in a few weeks). Makie load times were of course one of the ones highlighted in the release notes of v1.9: https://julialang.org/blog/2023/04/julia-1.9-highlights/ https://julialang.org/blog/2023/04/julia-1.9-highlights/. So while Makie won't be "instant" by v1.10 (<1 second), it was one of the worst offenders before and has gone from "wtf" to "bad but manageable".
- dillydogg 3y agoI haven't! I didn't realize that code caching was part of 1.9. Looks like I'll have to check it out. Thanks