"Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can. "
- Arthur Ashe
Everyone's journey is different. Julia is a versatile, dynamic programming language that can be used in many interesting use cases. More specifically, you can use it to easily code and solve a problem without thinking too much about system architecture and design. This is often sufficient for small research projects; however, when a project becomes more critical to the business, or when you have to harden a proof of concept into a production environment, it requires better organization, architecture, and design so that the project or application can live longer and be more maintainable.
What kinds of project do we typically deal with? Let's explore some examples.
