A curated list of awesome julia libraries, softwares and tutorials. Inspired by awesome-php. Many of these resources were originally collected and curated by @svashka and others – thank you for the hard work.
Curated list of Julia Projects and Libraries
- Julia Lang-the language - The core language and other libraries in Julia.
- Julia Stats- Statistic and Machine learning enthusiasts.
- Julia Opt- Solutions and libraries for Mathematical Optimization.
- Julia Parallel-Various models of Parallel Programming in Julia.
- Julia Astro - Astronomy and Astrophysics packages for Julia.
- Julia Quant -Quantitative Finance Libraries in Julia.
- Julia Quantum - Julia Libraries for Quantum Science and Technology.
- Julia Sparse -Sparse Matrix and Graph Partioning libraries.
- Julia Diff - Differential Tools in Julia.
- Julia GPU - GPU computing for Julia
- Julia Web - Libraries for the web . Includes sockets, requests, curl, GeoIP and much more.
- Julia CI - Continous Integration support for Julia. Includes Travis Builds and Tests.
- BioJulia - -Bioinformatics Research.
- JuliaBox - Code Julia on the go using a browser.
Calling other functions of other languages from Julia
- Embedding Julia - Embedding C.
- Objective-C - Objective-C bridge for Julia.
- Python - Python bridge for Julia.
- Java - Java bridge fo Julia.
Curated list of packages category wise
- Official Julia Packages - All registered packages for the Julia programming language.
- Julia.jl - Aggregates and curates decibans of resources for the Julia language.
Installation, IDE's
- Installation and Downloads - Three ways to install Julia.
List of IDE's
- Sublime-IJulia- Sublime-IJulia provides a frontend to the IJulia backend kernel within the popular text editor, Sublime Text.
- Juno - Free Environment for Julia Language
- Julia-vim - Vim support for Julia
- Julia.tmbundle - Julia language support for TextMate 2.
- IJulia - Julia Language Backend.
- Kate - InBuilt support for Julia. Highlighting from this link .
- Notepad++ - Support for Notepad++
Learning Resources for Julia.
- Julia Express - A simple exposition of the Julia language.
- Julia Studio Tutorials - Learn Julia using Julia Studio.
- Learn Julia in XY Minutes - Beginners tutorial to Julia.
- Learn Julia the hard way - Just what the name says.
- Basic tutorial on IPython - Basic tutorial on IPython .
- Julia Economics - Tutorial Series for economists learning to program in Julia.
- Getting started with JuliaBox Get started to code Julia in the browser
- Rosetta-Julia Rosetta solutions in Julia.
- Video Tutorials
- Youtube Videos - A list of lectures and video tutorials at youtube.
- Tutorial at SciPy 2014 - Great video tutorial for starters.
- PyCon 2014 - Playlist of tutorials at PyCon 2014.
- MIT Tutorials - Playlist of Julia tutorials at MIT.Code
- IPython Tutorial Series - List of tutorials to get familiar with IPython
Other Resources for learning Julia
- Julia Docs - Julia Documentation.
- Julia Publications - Reading published papers give a good insight into working and features of Julia.
- Julia Cheatsheet - A list of basic math functions.
- Julia Bloggers - Great way to be upto date with the latest development in Julia
- Julia Standard Library List of standard libraries for v3.0
Learn more about Julia by connecting with the community
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- Julia Users - Discussion around the usage of julia. New users of julia can ask their questions here.
- Julia Dev - Discussion related to the development of julia itself.
- Julia Stats - Discussions related to statistical programming with julia.
- Julia Opt - Discussions related to numerical optimization in julia.
- Julia Box - Discussions related to running Julia in the so called cloud.
- Julia Users Es - Discussions around the usage of Julia in the spanish language.
Your contributions are always welcome!
My motivation for awesome-julia
Julia.jl is a well curated list of packages but is suitable for developers who have a lot of experience. awesome-julia on the other hand is for newbies and developers with less experience. I also curated awesome-julia with another intention of having julia under the awesome-* lists. Developers directly look for awesome appended by the language they are looking for. So awesome julia does that.