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DESCRIPTION:Have you ever tried sharing Julia code that computes the Lorenz
  attractor using DifferentialEquations and visualises it in Makie? I haven
 't—because the TTFX is unbearable. Users often wait 5+ minutes for compi
 lation during project instantiation\, creating an unacceptable first-time 
 experience. What if we could ship precompiled dependencies just like Julia
 's standard libraries? This is what Jumbo Julia does.\n\nIn this talk\, I'
 ll explain how Julia distributions work and what's included in Jumbo Julia
 \, including the tradeoffs imposed by package compatibility constraints th
 at can force older versions. I'll demonstrate common workflows and project
  instantiations to illustrate both capabilities and limitations. Then I'll
  show you how to create custom distributions for your own package sets. I'
 ll conclude by speculating on how Julia distributions could solve the PkgI
 mage distribution problem in the short term within Pkg itself.
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LOCATION:Room 1
SUMMARY:Jumbo Julia distribution - Janis Erdmanis
URL:https://pretalx.com/juliacon-2026/talk/XNCC8A/
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