Josh Day
Josh is a PhD statistician with a passion for technical and scientific programming. His niche is solving math problems on a whiteboard and converting the solution into efficient programs. He maintains a large number of open source Julia packages (notably OnlineStats.jl) as well as the Julia For Data Science blog. Josh has given many Julia talks at many conferences over the years and is a strong advocate for the language.
Session
Much of the tooling in Julia assumes the user has an internet connection. How should one build and deploy Julia programs when this is not the case? In this talk we'll discuss how to develop and deploy Julia applications in air-gapped environments, including methods for getting your Julia packages onto the air gapped computer, dealing with multiple users/projects, common pitfalls, and more.