Julia is not shipped with Sage, but it is installed on SageMathCloud.

On SageMathCloud at http://cloud.sagemath.com/, just open a Jupyter notebook and in the menu item "Change kernel" specify "Julia".

Julia is not shipped with Sage, SageMath, but it is installed on SageMathCloud.

On SageMathCloud at http://cloud.sagemath.com/, just just

• open a Jupyter notebook and in notebook,
• select the menu item "Change kernel" specify "Julia".
  kernel > Julia".

On your own computer

On your own computer, I can see two ways for you to go, which I have not tested but I think could work.

The hard way would be to install SageMathCloud on your computer.

See instructions and discussions on sage-cloud and sage-cloud-devel.

The easier way would be to just install Sage and Julia and make them work together.

For that, you would need to have a symbolic link jupyter in your PATH, pointing to sage -n jupyter, and then, in Julia, install the IJulia package.

Using Julia Jupyter notebooks with SageMath

Julia is not shipped with SageMath, but it is installed on SageMathCloud at http://cloud.sagemath.com.

In SageMathCloud at http://cloud.sagemath.com/

On SageMathCloud at http://cloud.sagemath.com/, just

• open a Jupyter notebook,
• select the menu item "Change kernel > Julia".

On your own computer

On your own computer, I can see two ways for you to go, which I have not tested but I think could work.

The hard way would be to install SageMathCloud on your computer.

See instructions and discussions on sage-cloud and sage-cloud-devel.

The easier way would be to just install Sage and Julia and make them work together.

For that, you would need to to

• have a symbolic link an executable jupyter in your PATH, pointing to which would really launch sage -n jupyter, and then,
• in Julia, install the IJulia package.