Interesting! This really speaks to me. In my opinion your language can have the most foreign concepts or unusual ways how you should optimize code.

But only if it is well documented. And that is really the problem with Julia. Besides some video tutorials, which I don't find helpful, you only have the manual which is not that good.

I said this before here but if you look at Rust which has unique characteristics like the borrow checker and is often described as having a steep learning curve: I was never overwhelmed by it or even felt it was difficult because there is much high-quality material to help you: The amazing book, rust by example and a lot of great third party resources like cheats.rs or the "rust in simple language".

The other day I was trying to look for julia books. Most of them were outdated and people advised against buying them (or the publisher pulled them already).