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The syntax is lightweight (at least in my opinion), there's support for Jupyter, a decent range of visualization packages are available, as are bindings to Spark and Torch. Flux is recommended over using bindings to TensorFlow though. It's possible to create Julia arrays backed directly by data from Rust with jlrs (though the data must be in column-major order), and borrow Julia array data as an ArrayView(Mut) by enabling the jlrs-ndarray feature.
I'm not aware of a scripting language that can do all of these things. I'm also confused because this is basically what Python already is, and you can use pyo3 for that.
These are the scripting languages i saw recently gluon, gleam, dyon, rune, mun. I like mun most because it resembles rust most. There is also this and this thread.
These are the scripting languages i saw recently gluon, gleam, dyon, rune, mun. I like mun most because it resembles rust most. There is also this and this thread.
These are the scripting languages i saw recently gluon, gleam, dyon, rune, mun. I like mun most because it resembles rust most. There is also this and this thread.
These are the scripting languages i saw recently gluon, gleam, dyon, rune, mun. I like mun most because it resembles rust most. There is also this and this thread.
These are the scripting languages i saw recently gluon, gleam, dyon, rune, mun. I like mun most because it resembles rust most. There is also this and this thread.