An overview on how I utilized macros in order to create animations in CSS with Julian types. — Introduction As those of you that follow my writings and code (thanks :),) most likely know, I have been working on a web-development framework for Julia called Toolips.jl. The reason why I am creating such a thing is that I believe in Julia as a potential mitigation, or solution, to the…

An overview of the where key-word in the Julia programming language. — Introduction Julia is a language with a lot of unique features that are not found in any other programming language. Of course, position zero, or position one since this is Julia we are talking about, of these unique features is multiple dispatch. While the multiple dispatch concept has been implemented in…

Julia has really awesome strings… Here is why. — Greetings For every data-structure and data-type, there are specific applications which that type becomes more or less frequently used. Recently, I have found myself working with a lot of strings in Julia, and have come to appreciate the interface for working with strings inside of Julia, as well as the…

A large update to the full-stack capabilities of Toolips.jl for Julia. — What’s new? As a programmer, and as a Scientist, I take an iterative approach to just about anything I do. This is especially the case whenever I want to make something like a web-server. This culminates into my design philosophies when it comes to software. Today I want to introduce you to…

Become an expert in Pythonic pattern matching in just a few minutes! — Python 3.10 has been out for a while now, and with it came a lot of features, some of which many Python programmers might not have expected. One of these new features introduced in Python 3.10 is the ability to use pattern matching. Pattern matching is a great tool that…

Odd-data is almost in a relative state of maturity! Let us talk about all of the new packages that are offered, and future plans. — What and why? .github/README.md at main · ChifiSource/.github We are an open-source software dynasty -- we provide various cool packages, applications, and studies into the…github.com Hello, allow me to introduce you to the odd data ecosystem, a series of packages which are focused on speed, modularity, and syntax purity. Something interesting about Julia compared to other similar dynamically-typed languages is the way that types apply to absolutely everything. As I have stated before in my…

Try out some neat syntax with the Julia language! — Introduction Julia is a great language with some pretty amazing syntactical capabilities that are relatively easy to implement. This is something I have come to love about Julia, there is never only one way to do something. While there is certainly a most optimized way, this can often be felt out…

How to make get requests and process the data from those requests in Julia. — Requests The are the secret force behind much of the web that we utilize today. They are important to end users and developers alike, and they are absolutely everywhere. Requests are very important because they allow multiple websites, servers, and services to all communicate data between each-other effectively. …

Squeeze out every drop of Julia JIT-nonsense with these simple techniques! — Allow me to introduce you to your new best friend. She’s cute, quick-thinking, charming, and sits inside of your terminal just waiting for some distant Bash code to call “ julia” again. Her name, of course, is The Julia Compiler. The Julia JIT (Just In Time) compiler, or as it…