Julia
High-performance language for technical computing
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Hacker News mentions: 3 mentions (2012) to 0 mentions (2026)
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Homebrew analytics installs: 321 installs (2026) to 993 installs (2026)
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Stack Overflow developer survey usage share: 0.38 % of respondents (2017) to 1.14 % of respondents (2024)
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Wikipedia pageviews: 16,161 views (2015) to 10,904 views (2026)
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About Julia
Julia is a programming language designed for high-performance technical computing. It compiles to efficient native code through LLVM and runs on multiple platforms. The language is dynamically typed, offering an interactive scripting experience while supporting optional separate compilation. Julia employs multiple dispatch as its core paradigm, which simplifies the expression of object-oriented and functional programming patterns. The language provides features including asynchronous input-output, metaprogramming, debugging, logging, profiling, and a package manager.
Julia is developed by JuliaLang and distributed under the MIT license. It is open source with contributions from over 1,000 developers. The project supports reproducible environments with pre-built binaries that allow developers to recreate the same setup across different platforms. Julia includes a package manager for easy installation of libraries and the ability to build standalone binaries.
Checked 23 October 2026.