JuliaOpt is dead, long live JuMP!
As of 2020, the JuMP ecosystem has transitioned to a new webpage, jump.dev, and a new GitHub organization, JuMP-dev. JuliaOpt is no longer an active organization. This website remains up for historical interest only; most of the content is out of date.
What is Julia?
“Julia is a high-level, high-performance dynamic programming language for technical computing”. It is free (open source) and supports Windows, OSX, and Linux. It has a familiar syntax, works well with external libraries, is fast, and has advanced language features like metaprogramming that enable interesting possibilities for optimization software.
What was JuliaOpt?
The JuliaOpt GitHub organization was home to a number of optimization-related packages written in Julia. Its purpose was to facilitate collaboration among developers of a tightly integrated set of packages for mathematical optimization.
- Overview: presentation and workshop from JuliaCon 2015
- JuMP-dev Workshops: 2019, 2018, 2017
- Code: github.com/JuliaOpt
- Forum: Discourse
- Old Mailing list: julia-opt
- Case study: Computing in Operations Research using Julia, INFORMS Journal on Computing. [PDF]
- JuMP at conferences: INFORMS 2019, ROADEF 2018