Hello, As the title suggests, I'd like to know what are the key features or improvements in the upcoming Julia 3.0 (whenever it is released).
One feature that I hope to see is either faster compiles or caching. One of the big selling points of Julia is its speed, but the fact that it has to recompile itself constantly every time you run a program really gets in the way of performance. I imagine that the solution is to cache object code so that you only compile the stuff that has changed since the last run. I am also sure that this is easier said than done. Does Julia 3.0 include any work in this area? Cheers, Daniel.
