It depends on whether you are depending on specific MATLAB toolboxes or integrations. If you don't, Julia will feel good and be a more than adequate replacemen

It depends on whether you are depending on specific MATLAB toolboxes or integrations. If you don't, Julia will feel good and be a more than adequate replacement. It has a somewhat similar syntax and many of the Array niceties of MATLAB. Additionally it has a good type system and a much better handling of "general purpose" programming, e.g. it isn't weird about where functions are. I can only recommend you to try it out.