>Instead is just a python wrapper which is redundant for not to say a handicap.
Problem is, Python has a head start. Who's going to come up with a Julia-native equivalent for Matplotlib or Pandas in a few months, which has similar functionality and scope?
Julia's interesting and I'll keep reading about it, but for now, I think Python's still the better choice for my stuff. I do have a scientific computing task coming up in a few months, but I can't see myself doing it in Julia. I've just managed to convince everyone in the group to ditch IDL and Matlab in favour of Python, if I now tell them that the new package will be written in another new language, they'll riot.
John Moore
I started filming some basic finance math videos using Python
