Hi all, I actually wrote these two a while back but forgot to do any kind of announcement, so here it is:
Mathematica.jl <https://github.com/one-more-minute/Mathematica.jl>: A convenient interface to Mathematica's huge library of functions. This is particularly useful for symbolic computation and virtually anything else Julia is missing right now. (I may also get graphics working at some point) Lazy.jl <https://github.com/one-more-minute/Lazy.jl>: Lazy Sequences, and a nice big set of functions for working on them. I'd like for Julia to be great for munging data in the way that Clojure is, and functional collections and tools are a step in that direction. Please do open issues either for things I've screwed up or for feature requests. PRs are welcome too, of course. I'm also testing out Gitter for chat, so follow the links at the top of the readme for any quick questions. Most importantly, enjoy! Cheers, Mike
