Color manipulation utilities for Julia

Reduce time-to-first-execution of Julia code

Abstract julia interfaces for working with trees

Fortran-like arrays with arbitrary, zero or negative starting indices.

Lazy code loading for Julia

BlockArrays for Julia

Colorschemes, colormaps, gradients, and palettes

Julia package for lazily representing matrices filled with a single entry

Update immutable data

Update deeply nested immutable structs.

An interface to various automatic differentiation backends in Julia.

Julia macro for re-exporting one module from another

Julia package for 1-d and 2-d splines

Reusable compiler infrastructure for Julia GPU backends.

Simple Traits for Julia

An enhancement to julia piping syntax

Compatibility across Julia versions

Composable Loggers for the Julia Logging StdLib

Designs for new Base array interface primitives, used widely through scientific machine learning (SciML) and other organizations

The Base interface of the SciML ecosystem

Julia wrapper for the LLVM C API

Easy benchmark tracking for packages

Project Preferences Package

A Julia package for representing banded matrices

A Julia framework for implementing FFTs

Themes for the Julia plotting package Plots.jl

Line search methods for optimization and root-finding

Fast parsing machinery for basic types in Julia

Extensions for Julia's docsystem.

Tools for building non-allocating pre-cached functions in Julia, allowing for GC-free usage of automatic differentiation in complex codes

Uniform Interface for positive definite matrices of various structures

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Functions generated at runtime without world-age issues or overhead

The Arnoldi Method with Krylov-Schur restart, natively in Julia.

Fast and differentiable implementations of matrix exponentials, Krylov exponential matrix-vector multiplications ("expmv"), KIOPS, ExpoKit functions, and more. All your exponential needs in SciML form.

Julia implementation of associative containers that preserve insertion order

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SparseArrays.jl is a Julia stdlib

This is what I wish `Base.@enum` was.