[julia-users] Re: A cheat page for Julia
I'm not sure it'll have *that* impact but thanks anyway! The latest version also shows the Julia version it applies to. That should at least help.
[julia-users] Re: A cheat page for Julia
Update: I renamed the page to The Fast Track to Julia so as not to offend anyone. There were some people who questioned the double entendre, so I thought it best to remove it completely. On Sunday, 23 August 2015 14:39:43 UTC+2, Ian Hellström wrote: I'm not sure it'll have *that* impact but thanks anyway! The latest version also shows the Julia version it applies to. That should at least help.
[julia-users] Re: A cheat page for Julia
I'm glad you like it. Yes, right now everything is for 0.3. On Bitbucket I have already prepared 0.4 but it's not available through the tinyurl link. I might remove the italics on homoiconic. There is no real need for it and it does make the colon almost invisible, I agree. I might add something about Juno or Forio. Help on finding an IDE might be helpful to people who are starting out. Thanks for the idea. I'm not sure Compat.jl is something people want to see in a cheat sheet. I might add it in one of the tooltips. I'll have to think about it. Thanks again! On Thursday, 20 August 2015 18:23:46 UTC+2, Páll Haraldsson wrote: This is great! I've seen something similar, but not in a cheat sheet form this nice that I would print myself and hang on the wall (missing then hovering over or clicking that is nice) or recommend to do. Everything I can point to, book, free or not, especially for beginners or non-math people is welcome as I'm an advocate trying to convert people.. I'm a little new to Tasks a.k.a. coroutines, but it seems your section is on the basic stuff, that is 0.3 (and in general?) To start with, you do not need have 0.4 specific stuff (do you already, I'm still scanning..). If 0.4 is out soon and people switch fast it's not a problem or highlighting incompatibilities might be in order. Juno is not Julia, probably not the right place to advertise it.. Compat.jl might be however in footnotes. P.S. Julia is homoiconic: programs.. looks like a typo in my font, but isn't (the colon is invisible..) You might want to start with capital P anyway but I'm not sure about adding a space *before* the colon (isn't that bad form?). Thanks, -- Palli. On Monday, August 17, 2015 at 5:07:02 PM UTC, Ian Hellström wrote: Hi everyone, I just created a cheat page for Julia: http://tinyurl.com/JuliaLang. It's full of information, so let me know what you think. Cheers, Ian.
[julia-users] Re: A cheat page for Julia
The updated version is now available. The 0.4 version is already done (and on my Bitbucket repo http://bitbucket.org/hell316/dbline/src) but I'll wait with replacing the publicly available http://tinyurl.com/JuliaLang document until Julia 0.4 is officially released.
[julia-users] Re: A cheat page for Julia
Thanks for the detailed comments, Steven. I really appreciate it. For now I have changed what was wrong/unclear and valid for 0.3 (locally, not yet online). I’ll prepare a 0.4 version and put that online as soon as 0.4 is officially released. I know that the naming PascalCase vs camelCase vs init-cap CamelCase is almost up to each dev. Microsoft seems to be most pedantic about PascalCase vs camelCase: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/x2dbyw72(v=vs.71).aspx. I don’t mind changing it. The official documentation calls it camel case, so I’ll go with that to make it more consistent. What’s the reason you say “You can override Base.show(io, ex) rather than Base.showerror”? The doc seems to go with the latter and I also think it matches the intent (exception - showerror): http://julia.readthedocs.org/en/latest/manual/control-flow/. Is there an advantage to overriding Base.show instead of Base.showerror?
Re: [julia-users] Re: A cheat page for Julia
It says installed not install, so I believe it's correct. I may write list installed... if that helps.
[julia-users] A cheat page for Julia
Hi everyone, I just created a cheat page for Julia: http://tinyurl.com/JuliaLang. It's full of information, so let me know what you think. Cheers, Ian.
[julia-users] Re: A cheat page for Julia
Thanks for the input. With the tooltips I was not trying to make a printable page. I might make a style sheet for printing though, as a compromise.
[julia-users] Re: How to know the size of a large array stored in a csv file (greater than RAM
Would it be possible/feasible to introduce external data frames (like in Revolution Analytics R), so that we can work with data that does not fit into memory? Just an idea...
