Getting started

JuliaHub is your best solution for technical computing. You can quickly utilize high-performance computing features in JuliaHub, which boasts over 12,000 packages encompassing a robust selection of mathematical and machine learning-based libraries. JuliaHub includes an integrated development environment called the JuliaIDE, interactive notebooks with Pluto, git-based team collaboration features and more.

First, you can learn more about JuliaHub's newest features and how to sign up for JuliaHub for free by using this link.

Second, you can review our Getting Started page inside the platform.

A few ways to get started with JuliaHub include:

• Build Your First Julia Package

• Build and Deploy a Web Application

• Parallelization and GPU programming with CUDA

• Checkout Pluto Reactive Notebooks for Data Science

• JuliaHub.jl for Programmatic Access

• Explore our Package Ecosystem

Interact with our ChatGPT integration "Ask AI" feature:

• 1. First, login to JuliaHub to ask our AI about Julia coding examples and best practices, package information, documentation, and more...
• 1. Go to: https://platform.juliahub.com/ui/AskAI

More Products on JuliaHub

If you are interested in a high-level overview of the Julia ecosystem or a guide on general functionality, we invite you to consult the community resources and basic tutorials first. Don't forget to take a look at the 'FAQ' page for solutions to common questions or problems.

In case you are looking for Julia packages within a specific domain or even just any potentially interesting package, refer to the 'Explore' tab that allows you to find relevant packages very quickly and intuitively.

If you are a specialist interested in fine-grained functions and domain-specific applications, browse our advanced JuliaHub tutorials or navigate directly to the relevant top-level product tabs.

JuliaHub also hosts Dyad, an AI agent for physics-based modeling and simulation that turns engineering intent into validated models, simulations, and design insight. See the Dyad documentation to get started.