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Ask DataTau: Is Julia lang ready for production?
12 points by lindahess 4027 days ago | 7 comments
Is Julia lang ready for production? Or should we stick to Python for now?


7 points by johnmyleswhite 4027 days ago | link

I'd say that Julia is not ready for production in most companies since there will still be breaking changes to come.

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3 points by Tomrod 4027 days ago | link

My take exactly. When it's ready it's going to be awesome.

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2 points by lindahess 4027 days ago | link

Thanks johnmyleswhite. Do they have an expected timeline?

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5 points by johnmyleswhite 4027 days ago | link

1.0 will come in 1-3 years. It's really hard to say. I think language will largely stabilize in 1 year.

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1 point by sculpturearts 4027 days ago | link

It could see quick adoption. Analysts with coding and ecosystem experience in Python, R, etc., will find it easy to work in Julia.

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1 point by dcalacci 4027 days ago | link

I'm excited to see it start gaining traction in the next few years.

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1 point by spencer 4026 days ago | link

I was about to sit down and gripe about the lack of support for modules, but it looks like Julia really has come a long way in that regard in the past 6 months. Namespacing seems to finally be in (http://docs.julialang.org/en/latest/manual/modules/) so things are really coming together to let this be used by actual systems instead of just scripts.

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