This absolutely resonates with me. As a side project at a client of mine, they wanted me to expose some R reports via a web interface. The reports themselves w

This absolutely resonates with me. As a side project at a client of mine, they wanted me to expose some R reports via a web interface. The reports themselves were incredibly slow - and did the most horrendous SQL queries. The reports could have been achieved in several other languages, and in much more performant ways, but it absolutely had to be R because that's all the analyst in question knew. From what I've seen of Julia it could be a massive contender for this kind of usage.