Julia math built-ins which return NaN and accumulator functions which ignore NaN

Makes Julia's package extensions backwards compatible

Zlib codecs for TranscodingStreams.jl.

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A pooled representation for arrays with few unique elements

Fixed-width string types for Julia

A performant, 100% native-julia SHA1, SHA2, and SHA3 implementation

Calculating contour curves for 2D scalar fields in Julia

Wrapper around mbedtls

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A Julia package to provide C and Python-like formatting support

Naïve combined subexpression elimination in Julia

Lightweight package to interface with MLJ

A package which provides an API for querying differentiation results at multiple orders simultaneously

Treat colors as if they are n-vectors for the purposes of arithmetic

Julia package for selecting hardware, libraries, and algorithms for a computation

Julia Package for the FFMPEG builder binaries

Generic helper algorithms for building plotting components

Primitives for construction of objects

A data-focused namespace for packages to share functions

Julia wrapper for libcurl

Functions to transform text into unicode symbols, e.g. latex --> unicode

A Julia interface for training and applying models in machine learning and statistics

The implementation of NameResolution.jl for Julia language.

Interface for function inversion in Julia

Efficient transducers for Julia

Create and control multiple Julia processes remotely for distributed computing. Ships as a Julia stdlib.

URI parsing in Julia

Canonical default initial values and identity elements for Julia

Lightweight package for sharing tensor-algebra definitions

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Array types that can use sentinel values of the element type for special values

Pretty print that makes sense

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Base API optimized for tuples

Efficient Implementation of Marching Cubes' Cases with Topological Guarantees

A package for your code to understand scoping rules(including mutability of free variables).

A package for reading and writing files with delimited values (Originally a Julia stdlib)

Memory efficient one-hot array encodings

Back to the stone age!