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# Exploring shared philosophies in Julia and Emacs
Gabriele Bozzola (he/him/his) - GitHub: @sbozzolo Website: <https://sbozzolo.github.io> LinkedIn: gabrielebozzola
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While seemingly disparate, the Julia programming language and Emacs share a
surprising kinship. This talk delves into the common design principles and
philosophies that unite these powerful tools, focusing on their shared
emphasis
on extensibility, customization, and interactive development. I'll explore
how
both Julia and Emacs empower users to tailor their experience through
powerful
metaprogramming and a rich ecosystem of extensions. I'll discuss the
REPL-driven workflows that foster exploration and experimentation in both
environments. Furthermore, I'll examine how their active and passionate
communities drive innovation.
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