Their work gave birth to the Julia programming language. Anthony Malakian takes an inside look at how some finance firms and economists are using Julia, and examines why 2017 could be a year of ...

Add to that its ease of use—Julia’s syntax is straightforward and intuitive, similar to that of Python, meaning it can be used extensively for exploratory programming and data analysis.

From the list: The Julia programming language is becoming increasingly popular, with more than 3 million downloads as of January 2019.

To avoid the difficulties, co-founders of a Bengaluru and U.S.-based startup, Julia Computing, developed a general purpose programming language -- Julia -- that can be used by those who aren’t ...

Earlier this month, the creators of the programming language Julia launched their startup, Julia Computing LLC, to provide training, commercial support, and consulting for those who want to use ...

Python is the most popular "other" programming language among developers using Julia for data-science projects.

Julia entered the market when data is making organisations more futuristic, agile, and effective. Customers are being empowered to make sound data-driven decisions with more accurate information ...

Is Julia fastest-growing new programming language? Stats chart rapid rise in 2018 Company founded by Julia's four creators issues figures to show how the open-source language gained momentum in 2018.

Dubbed Julia, it provides an early glimpse into what programming languages might look like in the not-too-distant future. Today's languages were each designed with different goals in mind.