In this four-half-day course, we started with the basic features of Julia, and then delved into the specific topics on writing performant Julia code, multithreading, and distributed computing.
Additionally, we focused on Julia programming on HPC clusters using GPU accelerators, and the interfacing of Julia with other programing languages (C/C++, Fortran, Python, etc.).
Follow these recording using the lesson material here https://enccs.github.io/julia-for-hpc/motivation-hpc/
This course was organised by ENCCS (https://enccs.se/) CSC(https://csc.fi/) and NAISS (https://www.naiss.se/).
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