I just heard about "Julia Programming language" where they're kinda combining speed of C and usability of Python into one language. Just wanted to ask how big is it? Does anyone has anything to share on this topic?

Does it matter how big it is?
It sounds amazing, compatible with jupiter notebooks.
Good for data stuff, good for scripting, good general use... Learn it!

It is not that big now of course *_*

When I checked it last time (a year or two ago, they wanted to optimized it) the memory footprint was at least 200 MB.

I guess it's better now.

Well today I started to learn Julia. It has 1-based indexing. NO no no no no no skip this language. Besides the fact that it's indexing isn't 0-based I haven't really had any issues other than v1.0.0 is still new so you're going to need to wait awhile before your frameworks are compatible