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As discussed on ubioinfie slack, it would be cool to write a post for their website (and we can mirror it here) that introduces julia for that audience https://ubinfie.github.io
basic "getting started" kinds of things
advantages of package management and things like BinaryBuilder
differences from workflows for other languages etc
I think I'd be a good idea to focus on the selling points to the specific audience. For example, I doubt they would care much about multiple dispatch (since they won't have an idea about what it is), and about numerical libraries.
Maybe
Great performance out of the box, removing the need for any kind of polyglot codebase, including C/Rust extensions, Cython and Numba, and all the shitty ways they complicate package installation
Excellent, reproducible package manager, including manifests and JLLs
How easy it is to shell out from Julia - the usability of Julia as a glue language
The internals is in the language: How you can actually extend and work with your favorite packages in the same language you write in yourself without running into a huge C codebase
The excellent multithreading support
I also think it would be nice to highlight some specific microbial bioinformatics tasks, but I'll have to think about that more.
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As discussed on ubioinfie slack, it would be cool to write a post for their website (and we can mirror it here) that introduces julia for that audience https://ubinfie.github.io
@jakobnissen 's thoughts:
I also think it would be nice to highlight some specific microbial bioinformatics tasks, but I'll have to think about that more.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: