I am surprised nobody suggested: Romeos!
Edit: Oh, maybe I realized it why. The original is Juliet. My native language has this name as Julia.
I am surprised nobody suggested: Romeos!
Edit: Oh, maybe I realized it why. The original is Juliet. My native language has this name as Julia.
I suppose because it is against the community guidelines to sexualize the name Julia:
In particular, do not sexualize the term “Julia” or any other aspects of the project. While “Julia” is a female name in many parts of the world, the programming language is not a person and does not have a gender.
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Julian as an adverb, as in “the Julian way”. For afficionados I’d go for Julianista or Juliast.
I typically call Julia diehards either stans, zealots or apologists depending on how charitable I’m feeling. Of course, I reserve the term “enjoyer” for myself.
I agree that Julian is more of a descriptor. As an example, for “idiomatic Julia” I would write “Julian”. I think there is no commonly used on-word term for a Julia developer like “Pythonista”; I tend to just say Julia dev.
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I thought you meant cooling fans !
Which lead me to think it would be fun to have a cooling fan in the shape and colours of the Julia logo , a 3D printer project for someone perhaps?
Julianists is the first that comes to my mind, but Julians is probably the most used already
I want to throw my hat in the ring: juliates
Julii (pronunced ju-lie). The ii at the end could be the imaginary unit i, multiplied by itself: ii = -1. Also, the shape of ii could resemble \pi .
I say we just pivot hard and call ourselves “Sams.” When asked if Sam is a person or thing we named ourselves after, we just respond “No.”