All participants in the Julia community are requested to read the
Julia Community Standards, and abide by them in all Julia related
forums.
Mailing Lists
Discourse
The primary online discussion venue for Julia is the Discourse forum at
discourse.julialang.org. This is a new site which is
to replace many of the mailing lists below. Announcements will be made on the relevant
lists if and when they are moved.
Google groups
- julia-news – low traffic mailing list for important announcements, such as new releases.
- JuliaBox – discussions related to running Julia in the so-called cloud.
- julia-users-es – discussions around the usage of Julia in the Spanish language.
- JuliaTokyo – discussions around the usage of Julia in the Japanese language.
- Julia Users Berlin
The following lists were previously used, and are now in a read-only state for archive purposes:
- julia-users – discussion around the usage of Julia. New users of Julia can ask their questions here. As a courtesy to others, do check the archives and documentation to see if a particular question is already answered.
- julia-dev – discussions related to the development of Julia itself. Note that this is not the primary forum for the development of Julia: most of the discussions take place on GitHub instead (see below).
- julia-stats – special purpose mailing list for discussions related to statistical programming with Julia. Topics of interest include DataFrame support, GLM modeling, and automatic generation of MCMC code for Bayesian models.
- julia-opt – discussions related to numerical optimization in Julia. This includes mathematical programming (linear, mixed-integer, conic, semi-definite, etc.), constrained and unconstrained gradient-based and gradient-free optimization, and related topics.
GitHub
We use GitHub to track our source code and for tracking and discussing issues (bugs and their fixes, new features, and proposed changes) and commits. GitHub’s pages are for Julia’s development; for user support, please see the Usage category on Discourse.
There is also a list of packages for Julia, many of which are also hosted on and developed using GitHub.
Various Julia projects are hosted under the following umbrella organizations on GitHub:
Computing
Data Science
General
Mathematics
Scientific Domains
Visualization
Google Summer of Code 2014
Julia participated in the Google Summer of Code 2014.
Blogs
A blog aggregator for Julia blogs
YouTube
Various Julia videos and playlists are posted on YouTube
StackOverflow
- Use the julia-lang tag on StackOverflow, if you post a Julia related question on StackOverflow.
- Use the julia tag on StackOverflow en Español, if you post a Julia related question on StackOverflow in Spanish.
Chat Rooms
IRC
Gitter
Organizations
Packages
QQ groups
QQ is a more convenient chat service for users in China: About QQ/QQchat. The following are some QQ groups for Julia users and developers:
- Julia learners – discussions around the usage of Julia: ID 254087649
- JuliaLang China – discussions around the development of Julia community in China: ID 188374671
- USTC (University of Science and Technology of China) Julia User Group: ID 316628299
- Julia Programming - Academic and industry users of Julia in China: ID 513210135
To join a QQ group, search for a QQ ID in the Tencent QQ service software or app.
Slack
WhatsApp
Social networks
Facebook
- Julia Programming Language group for discussions around the usage of Julia.
- JuliaLangEs group for discussions around the usage of Julia in the Spanish language.
- JuliaTokyo group for discussions around the usage of Julia in the Japanese language.
- Julia Korea group for discussions around the usage of Julia in the Korean language.
VK
Meetups
Julia has several local user groups:
North America
Europe
Asia
Australia
South America
Don’t have one in your area? Why not start one!
Connpass
Asia
Reddit
The Julia Language SubReddit is a collection of various blog posts and articles related to Julia.
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