Incubator Lesson Spotlight: Programming with Julia
The Incubator Lesson Spotlight highlights a lesson under development by our community in The Carpentries Incubator. In this edition, we look at the progress being made on the {{page.lesson_title}} lesson, and hear from the authors about how The Carpentries community can get involved with the ongoing development of this lesson.
Lesson Profile
- Title: {{page.lesson_title}}
- Lesson Pages: https://carpentries-incubator.github.io/julia-novice/
- Lesson Repository: https://github.com/carpentries-incubator/julia-novice
Learning Objectives
- using the Julia REPL
- get comfortable with the package manager and environments
- learn syntax for common tasks (types, control flow, functions & methods, modules)
- finding, using and creating packages
- writing tests
Target Audience
People with some programming experience that are new to Julia. Particularly people doing scientific computing.
Lesson Progress
The lesson is in the pre-alpha stage at its first iteration and has yet to be taught.
How You Can Help Develop This Lesson
We are looking for people
- reviewing the lesson
- teaching the lesson
- adding content (e.g. multiple dispatch)
- providing more visuals and interactive content
Join the juliaswc channel in The Carpentries Slack workspace or open an issue on the lesson repository on GitHub
About This Series
Incubator Lesson Spotlight is a regular feature in The Carpentries blog and Carpentries Clippings newsletter, highlighting the great work our community is doing to develop new lessons in The Carpentries Incubator. Developers of any lesson in the Incubator are encouraged to submit details about their material for inclusion in the series. If you would like to increase the visibility of your lesson and encourage Carpentries community members to contribute to its ongoing development, fill in this short form.