Webinar
What's New in Julia 1.9
Webinar
What's New in Julia 1.9
Dr. Jeff Bezanson, co-creator of the Julia programming language and cofounder of JuliaHub, leads this informative walkthrough of the features coming in the Julia 1.9 release. Now in late beta, Julia 1.9 fixes the longstanding TTFX, or Time to First Execution issue (often called Time to First Plot). Package precompilation now saves native code into a “package image”, accelerating the first plot operation to a fraction of a second. There are several other improvements to threading, packages, and compilation, with an exhaustive list in the Julia 1.9 release notes.
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Jeff Bezanson is the co-creator of the Julia programming language and Chief Technology Officer at JuliaHub. With a PhD from MIT and an undergraduate degree from Harvard, Jeff has focused his career on advancing technical computing. He was awarded the J.H. Wilkinson Prize for Numerical Software in 2019 for his foundational work on Julia. Jeff is an active contributor to the Julia language and its ecosystem, and continues to lead efforts to make high-performance, composable computing more accessible to scientists, engineers, and developers worldwide.
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Jeff Bezanson is the co-creator of the Julia programming language and Chief Technology Officer at JuliaHub. With a PhD from MIT and an undergraduate degree from Harvard, Jeff has focused his career on advancing technical computing. He was awarded the J.H. Wilkinson Prize for Numerical Software in 2019 for his foundational work on Julia. Jeff is an active contributor to the Julia language and its ecosystem, and continues to lead efforts to make high-performance, composable computing more accessible to scientists, engineers, and developers worldwide.
Speakers
Jeff Bezanson is the co-creator of the Julia programming language and Chief Technology Officer at JuliaHub. With a PhD from MIT and an undergraduate degree from Harvard, Jeff has focused his career on advancing technical computing. He was awarded the J.H. Wilkinson Prize for Numerical Software in 2019 for his foundational work on Julia. Jeff is an active contributor to the Julia language and its ecosystem, and continues to lead efforts to make high-performance, composable computing more accessible to scientists, engineers, and developers worldwide.
