In this second video in the series "Learn Julia for Control", we explore the basics of frequency-domain analysis. youtu.be/_ZvvRLpCLG0 We look at Bode and Nyquist plots, pole-zero maps, root-locus plots and other concepts from classical control.

The new version of JET.jl for #JuliaLang, v0.7.0, has just been released ✈️ Since v0.6, there have been many improvements and bugfixes, and I will highlight some of them in the following thread:

In this third video on "Learn Julia for Control", we perform time-domain #simulation of #controlsystems. youtu.be/ii86sg_8xGw #julialang

Know how to tune a PID controller? With a model-based workflow, our approach to tuning might differ from manually tweaking parameters between step-response experiments. youtu.be/BolNmqYYIEg #controls #controlsystems #modeling #simulation #JuliaLang

Ryan R. Rosario From the Julia 1.9.0-rc1 release:

There's a new programming language in town - it's Mojo! I'm more than a little excited about it. It's Python, but with none of Python's problems. You can write code as fast as C, and deploy small standalone applications like C. My post is below, and a 🧵 fast.ai/posts/2023-05-…

Check out this fun demo by Tom Short using #julialang StaticCompiler to deploy some #sciml ODE solvers to a native webapp via static compilation to web assembly: tshort.github.io/Lorenz-WebAsse…

After a huge amount of work, #JuliaLang 1.9 is finally out, and the results are impressive, solving TTFX for a majority of the users who asked for faster interactive workflows. julialang.org/blog/2023/04/j…

Silently added to #julialang v1.10, one of the biggest usability improvements. Stacktraces now automatically truncate. The same stacktrace in v1.9 and v1.10 side by side. In v1.9 it doesn't fit, in v1.10 it fits with the font size 3 notches higher. github.com/JuliaLang/juli…

AppleAccelerate.jl now makes it easy to use native BLAS on Macs in #JuliaLang. Apple finally introduced ILP64 and a modern LAPACK in macOS 13.3. We had to wait for 13.4 for a fix to pivoted cholesky discovered by the #julialang testsuite. github.com/JuliaMath/Appl…

David Gilbertson has a great post where he argues for tracking the minimum time when benchmarking. I have been making this case for years. My benchmarking software, and my papers typically focus on the minimum time as the core measure. Folks ought to stop "assuming" that their

Happy to announce that the new version of JET.jl, v0.8.0, has been released✈️ All the goodies and fixes are detailed in the newly added changelog. In particular the new stacktrace-like view would be a welcome change for everyone. Please take it for a spin! github.com/aviatesk/JET.j…

32 bits is small permalink: wizardzines.com/comics/32-bit-…

Much of the value of object-oriented programming is syntactic: subject.verb(object) just works really well for many many operations. Single dispatch semantics are just meh.

One of the weird things about working in the #Python community is that our core technologies are mostly not written in Python. If someone wants to contribute code, now they have two problems. - Michael Droettboom at #SciPy2023

I'm jealous of how "present" cormullion was able to be during JuliaCon 2025 as detailed in his *delightful* recap: cormullion.github.io/pages/2023-08-…. Don't get me wrong, I had an absolute BLAST, but admire his ability to fully capture the experience. Can't wait of next year! #JuliaLang

Tune in to our new video series on system identification, the art and science of building dynamical models from data! youtu.be/RnuHqkP4QTw #julialang #systemidentification #controls

remembering about this store I found in Egypt a couple years ago