New to Julia?
The following lists some useful links if you are new to Julia and want to use RainMaker.jl and SpeedyWeather.jl for education or research.
Install Julia
First of all you have to install Julia, the recommended way is using the installation manager for Julia called Juliaup, see here
Julia kernel for Jupyter notebooks
Then you may want to use Julia inside Jupyter Notebooks (the "Ju" in "Jupyter" is for Julia!) for this you need to install IJulia which you can do through Julia's built-in package manager Pkg.jl, this is as easy as
julia> ] add IJuliawhere ] opens the package manger. After this installing a Julia kernel for Jupyter is just
julia> using IJulia
julia> installkernel("Julia")and you can choose "Julia" as a kernel in a Jupyter notebook.
Julia documentation, tutorials and community resources
- JuliaLang documentation, particularly
- Learn Julia in y minutes
- Julia's discourse forum
- Join the Julia slack and Zulip channel
- Julia's YouTube channel
- Tutorials and books
SpeedyWeather documentation
Because RainMaker.jl is built on top of SpeedyWeather.jl do have a look at the documentation therein which explains how to run and modify SpeedyWeather.