Julia has kick ass features for computation.
However what is the point of computing so much if the data cannot be visualized/inspected ?
Current 2d plotting capabilities are nice, but no real matlab/scilab/scipy competitor would be credible without some kind of 3d plotting.
One way of going would be to "port" mayavi to Julia.
http://github.enthought.com/mayavi/mayavi/auto/examples.html
Mayavi builds on top of VTK, so the 3d system itself would not be reinvented from scratch.
I think this would be relevant feature to have for release 2.0...
ps: 2d or 3d plotting systems in Julia should have SVG/PDF output, so it can be used in scientific publishing...
Julia has kick ass features for computation.
However what is the point of computing so much if the data cannot be visualized/inspected ?
Current 2d plotting capabilities are nice, but no real matlab/scilab/scipy competitor would be credible without some kind of 3d plotting.
One way of going would be to "port" mayavi to Julia.
http://github.enthought.com/mayavi/mayavi/auto/examples.html
Mayavi builds on top of VTK, so the 3d system itself would not be reinvented from scratch.
I think this would be relevant feature to have for release 2.0...
ps: 2d or 3d plotting systems in Julia should have SVG/PDF output, so it can be used in scientific publishing...