julialang.org recommends JuliaBox.
You can alo run Julia in the browser using Project Jupyter ("Open source, interactive data science and scientific computing across over 40 programming languages."). Peter has more knowledge on this.
On Debian/Ubuntu: apt install julia.
For other operating systems, check julialang.org/downloads/.
You need a login on the Borg, and get permission(?) to turn on and use the Borg (it is a bit involved to turn on and uses a lot of power). These are provided at our events.
Then you need a way to synchronize files, so that you can run the text editor on your computer while saving the file to the Borg. On Linux, use SSHFS (apt install sshfs), on Windows perhaps WinSCP offers the best solution (I'm not using Windows so don't know). To run your program, ssh into Borg and enter julia yourfile.jl.
You could also run emacs or vim from your ssh login on the Borg, if you're comfortable with that.
Perhaps we should look into installing Juno and IJulia as well as a VNC server on the Borg and then access those over VNC.
Compiling Julia for NVIDIA GPUs (HN)
High-level GPU programming in Julia
Talk by one of the Julia creators (youtube)