You should explain what did not work with Julia since there is extreme likelihood the situation will be worse with Carbon, given Carbon is just getting started. The best option might be to stick with Python (or C++)
Carbon is such a werid choice. I don't see anyone in their right mind using Carbon for anything meaningful for a lot of reason. As others mentioned, it's really incomplete and you cannot trust google to not kill it out of nowhere.
I don't know what OPs project looks like, but in our company the choice has a clear path:
- performance/low level: Rust, Cpp
- CPU/memory is not the bottleneck and I don't need much concurrency / it's data science, machine learning, ETL ... : Python
- concurrency is key, highly distributed system: elixir, golang, erlang
- programming based on mathematical models: Haskell
I don't know what OPs project looks like, but in our company the choice has a clear path: - performance/low level: Rust, Cpp
- CPU/memory is not the bottleneck and I don't need much concurrency / it's data science, machine learning, ETL ... : Python
- concurrency is key, highly distributed system: elixir, golang, erlang
- programming based on mathematical models: Haskell