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These are a few of my Favourite Things (that are coming with Julia 1.0)

By: oxinabox.github.io

Re-posted from: https://white.ucc.asn.au/2018/06/01/Julia-Favourite-New-Things.html

If I were more musically talented I would be writing a song
Arguments that are destructured, and operator characters combine-ed; Loop binding changes and convert redefine-ed…
no none of that, please stop.

Technically speaking these are a few of my Favourite Things that are in julia 0.7-alpha.
But since since 1.0 is going to be 0.7 with deprecations removed,
We can look at it as a 1.0 list.

Many people are getting excited about big changes like
Pkg3,
named tuples,
field access overloading,
lazy broadcasting,
or the parallel task runtime (which isn’t in 0.7 alpha, but I am hopeful for 1.0)
I am excited about them too, but I think they’re going to get all the attention they need.
(If not then they deserve a post of their own each, not going to try and squeeze them into this one.)
Here are some of the smaller changes I am excited about.

These are excepts from 0.7-alpha NEWS.md
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Julia Live on the Radio

Julia is hitting the airwaves in Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta and Jacksonville.

Julia Computing CEO Dr. Viral Shah and Chief Scientist Dr. Alan Edelman join DM Radio host Eric Kavanagh and Jupyter Conference Program Co-Chairman Paco Nathan to discuss “Julia, Python and R: The Rise of Jupyter Notebooks.”

The program can be heard:

Everywhere: stream live or recorded on DM Radio
Thursday May 31 @ 3 pm EDT

Jacksonville, FL: WFOY 102.1
Thursday May 31 @ 3 pm EDT

Los Angeles, CA: KCAA 102.3 FM, 106.5 FM and 1050 AM
Saturday June 2 and Sunday June 3 @ 1 pm PDT

Chicago, IL: WCGO 1590 AM
Saturday June 2 @ 3 pm CDT

Atlanta, GA: WDJY 99.1 FM
Monday June 4 @ 12 noon EDT