I think it would be good to start a repository of small examples that highlight Julia’s strengths, which could be pulled for use in outreach talks or browsed online. For example, in my Why Julia? talk I use an example from @andreasnoack of linear algebra over a Galois field. It illustrates how to d…

Idea: repository for examples highlighting Julia's strengths

floswald August 24, 2018, 12:46pm 6

Great idea. Literate.jl is better than notebooks because it’s easier to version control I would say.

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