He wanted to explain that you have to press the closed square bracket to activate the package manager. So e.g. on my german keyboard I press altgr + 9 for the ] symbol. Then the comand prompt changes from Julia> to pkg> Hope that helps
May I kindly ask you to improve on the audio capturing quality? A microphone next to your mouth (as the one from phone headphones or via a headset) would make it much better.
How to include multiple locations to search for libraries, like in R or Python? Is there a way to give a path when we install libraries? How about using proxy in Pkg?
status '~/.julia/environments/v1.6/Project.toml' status --- nice but I don't have a tilde directory or a .julia folder or an environments folder or a v1.6 folder or a projects folder :( so nothing for the status I was given is true?? hey I went inside julia contents with the app inside there no .julia directory :( (@v1.6) pkg> status Status `~/.julia/environments/v1.6/Project.toml` [7073ff75] IJulia v1.23.2 I can't find this 'spot' to put the packages in :( sadness --- I think there is something wrong maybe ? install julia again?? I will do that now --- I have been following these tutorial closely and doing great in a notebook with each section till this- installing packages I have the not in directory error (@v1.6) pkg> add plots ERROR: The following package names could not be resolved: * plots (not found in project, manifest or registry) after downloading plots and putting a copy of plots in every folder touched by julia ...
Useful topic no doubt, but wasn't impressed with the excessive narration for just 2 to 3 slides making up this video. Could have covered a lot more than just this.
My intent for all the Julia beginner courses is to not just make statements with new ideas in them but also provide commentary and give context to said ideas
![BLACK BAG - Official Trailer [HD] - Only in Theaters March 14](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Du0Xp8WX_7I/mqdefault.jpg)
A tutorial on "activate", etc. would be useful.
Very helpful, its just I couldnt hear clearly what is going on in 5:58, what exactly you did to get into pkg manager
He wanted to explain that you have to press the closed square bracket to activate the package manager. So e.g. on my german keyboard I press altgr + 9 for the ] symbol. Then the comand prompt changes from Julia> to pkg>
Hope that helps
@@AAkCN1thanks man, very kind of you to explain it to me .
@@danielqu4947 you're welcome :)
I wish you good luck on your journey of learning!
May I kindly ask you to improve on the audio capturing quality? A microphone next to your mouth (as the one from phone headphones or via a headset) would make it much better.
I actually just got a high quality studio mic which I used for this video :) still a WIP to get the settings right
How to include multiple locations to search for libraries, like in R or Python? Is there a way to give a path when we install libraries? How about using proxy in Pkg?
8:45 I like the idea of creating this video.
status '~/.julia/environments/v1.6/Project.toml'
status --- nice but I don't have a tilde directory or a .julia folder or an environments folder or a v1.6 folder or a projects folder :( so nothing for the status I was given is true?? hey I went inside julia contents with the app inside there no .julia directory :(
(@v1.6) pkg> status
Status `~/.julia/environments/v1.6/Project.toml`
[7073ff75] IJulia v1.23.2
I can't find this 'spot' to put the packages in :( sadness --- I think there is something wrong maybe ? install julia again?? I will do that now --- I have been following these tutorial closely and doing great in a notebook with each section till this- installing packages I have the not in directory error
(@v1.6) pkg> add plots
ERROR: The following package names could not be resolved:
* plots (not found in project, manifest or registry)
after downloading plots and putting a copy of plots in every folder touched by julia ...
Good video.
audio is really poor
Useful topic no doubt, but wasn't impressed with the excessive narration for just 2 to 3 slides making up this video. Could have covered a lot more than just this.
My intent for all the Julia beginner courses is to not just make statements with new ideas in them but also provide commentary and give context to said ideas
I'd like to diverge.
I found his explanations quite useful
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