I'm not OP, but I can easily see my team getting into the same situation.
Our use case involves dynamically displaying some analysis results on a status page derived from data from the field. The analysis was originally written in Python + scipy + matplotlib (Julia in OP's case). Why write the analysis code a second time just to display it on a demand-generated webpage?
You don't have to run the entire website on Julia, but maybe you do want to stand up a couple of RESTful endpoints that are integrated with the rest of the web application. If Julia can't do that, then your options will be limited.
Exactly. We are training a very large neural model using [1]. We would not fix much if we decided to embed the Julia code inside a CPython wrapper or something...
Our use case involves dynamically displaying some analysis results on a status page derived from data from the field. The analysis was originally written in Python + scipy + matplotlib (Julia in OP's case). Why write the analysis code a second time just to display it on a demand-generated webpage?
You don't have to run the entire website on Julia, but maybe you do want to stand up a couple of RESTful endpoints that are integrated with the rest of the web application. If Julia can't do that, then your options will be limited.
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