Julia has a web framework called Genie (https://github.com/essenciary/Genie.jl) which seems decent enough (probably useful for data visualizations but I don't know of many people using it (I haven't used it for anything worth mentioning)
One of the neatest things I found when I was messing around with Julia was UnicodePlots, which lets you make nice plots right in the terminal. I love that little library and used it to build a little live orderbook of GDAX right in the terminal. I wish there were more terminal-based applications for non-sysadmin/engineering tasks, I feel like its such a useful medium.
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Python added 'type hints' as of 3.5 BTW https://docs.python.org/3/library/typing.html
Julia has a web framework called Genie (https://github.com/essenciary/Genie.jl) which seems decent enough (probably useful for data visualizations but I don't know of many people using it (I haven't used it for anything worth mentioning)
One of the neatest things I found when I was messing around with Julia was UnicodePlots, which lets you make nice plots right in the terminal. I love that little library and used it to build a little live orderbook of GDAX right in the terminal. I wish there were more terminal-based applications for non-sysadmin/engineering tasks, I feel like its such a useful medium.