They've been trying to Javaify the Matlab syntax for close to two decades now. They're moving towards making everything an object like in Java. They're getting pretty close to that.
One of the lessons of Julia for me is that everything is an object is a problem, not a boon. I think organizing code in modules with sets of related types and functions manipulating those types allows more natural and modular decompositions for reuse.
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They've been trying to Javaify the Matlab syntax for close to two decades now. They're moving towards making everything an object like in Java. They're getting pretty close to that.
One of the lessons of Julia for me is that everything is an object is a problem, not a boon. I think organizing code in modules with sets of related types and functions manipulating those types allows more natural and modular decompositions for reuse.