Sudoku as a Service with Julia

I&#x27;ve been using Julia a little while now for my scientific work, and I have to say, it is a very well-designed language. I remember reading a few days ago on HN another user commented that he thought it was the best-designed language after Clojure. Not to mention it&#x27;s much easier for people used to conventional programming languages to pick up and get started with.<p>I was actually thinking this would be a great language to use for web development; it&#x27;s just that no one&#x27;s developed a really good framework for it yet.

I remember some activities we did at junior high math courses regarding Sudokus. I was so disappointed to see the brute-force solving solution to work perfectly fine, no need to implement human solving-strategies. It was fun nevertheless :)

I read through the Julia documentation and a couple tutorials last weekend, and I&#x27;m looking forward to building some things with it.<p>one note - this code could be better optimized by the compiler if you broke everything down into functions, especially the nested for loops (according to the optimization section of the docs).

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