# Statically Compiled Julia for (Python) Library Development (at PyData Global 2024) - Jeff Bezanson

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Statically Compiled Julia for Library Development (at PyData Global 2024)  
@jeff.bezanson

[![](https://global.discourse-cdn.com/julialang/original/3X/0/3/03e1e1c19caf5fc977c1fa95e802a3ebf9924d5d.jpeg "Jeff Bezanson - Statically-Compiled Julia for Library Development | PyData Global 2024") ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LluyXFj9YDI)

Jeff Bezanson gave a talk about static compilation of Julia for library development at PyData Global 2024 in December.

Jeff provides a small demonstration of the upcoming `juliac` compiler about creating a library that is callable from C and Python.

He also discusses the nuances of trimming and compile time errors.

Jeff then continues to discuss why Julia may appeal to C++ programmers. Analogous feature’s to C++ templates and methods are covered.

Static analysis tools such as [semgrep](https://semgrep.dev/blog/2023/announcing-semgrep-s-experimental-support-for-julia/), JET.jl, and AllocCheck.jl are briefly mentioned.