A beginner-friendly collection of examples I have been asked recently about how easy it would be to use Julia from inside C/C++. That was a very interesting question that I was eager to figure out. This question gave me the chance to explore a few toy problems, but I had…

Part 3 of the series on achieving high performance with high-level code — By Abel Soares Siqueira and Faruk Diblen Introduction In our last post, we were able to improve Python code using a few lines of Julia code. We were able to achieve a very interesting result without optimizing prematurely or using low-level code. However, what if we want more? …

Part two of the series on achieving high performance with high-level code — By Abel Soares Siqueira and Faruk Diblen In part 1 of this series, we set up an environment so that we can run Julia code in Python. You can also check our Docker image with the complete environment if you want to follow along. …

A three-part series on achieving high performance with high-level code — By Abel Soares Siqueira and Faruk Diblen Target audience This is the first post in a three-part series about achieving high performance with high-level code. This series is aimed at people working with Python who needs better performance but prefers not to develop a low-level performant library. Introduction Having recently joined the Netherlands…