[gumby]

In my experience: Julia, Java, C++. Lack of libraries in a pain; OTOH the quality of most libraries (in general) tends to be poor.

Examples of library issues: there is C++ support in tensor flow, but not for training.

[oscardssmith]

For anything involving differential equations, Julia is way better than anything else. I also wouldn't be at all surprised if Julia catches up to python for way more machine learning within the next year

[undefinednull]

Agree to that completely. It is also hard for the libraries to spend their energy / time in building for languages that covers only a few percentage of total users. :(

[dunefox]

Julia doesn't lack libraries and the quality imo is pretty good. Did you look at PyCall.jl?

[undefinednull]

Interesting! I did not yet! will take a look. I remember swift was working on something similar to seamlessly call Python.