#architectural engineering software

[newslettertechera]

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[debonairrose]

credit @lusi-1

[bigworldproject]

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[aeczoneacademy]

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[krispchips]

Figuring out how tumbler works

[frog707]

Loving Travis

For most of my open-source software projects, I use the Actions platform built into GitHub for CI (continuous integration). GitHub Actions provides virtual machines to run workflows, so I don't have to administer build environments for Linux, MacOS, Windows, and so on. It's modern, convenient (if you use GitHub instead of, say, GitLab), fairly reliable, and (best of all) free (for public repos).

For me, the main limitation of Actions is that all their hosted runners use the x64 architecture. Sometimes I want to build and/or test on Arm CPUs---for instance my Libbulletjme project, which has a bunch of platform-sensitive C++ code.

For Libbulletjme, I still depend on the older TravisCI platform, run by a private firm in Berlin. In addition to a huge selection of build environments based on AMD CPUs, Travis also provides Arm-based Linux environments. (Officially, they're a "beta-stage" feature, but they've been in beta for years.) Like Actions, Travis is also free to open-source projects, though their notion of "open-source" seems a bit stricter than GitHub's.

I mention Travis because my experiments with the Vulkan API exposed a limitation in Libbulletjme, which led me to begin work on a new release of Libbulletjme, which led me to discover an issue with Travis's Arm-based build environments. A recent change to these environments caused all my Arm-based builds to fail. I could only go a bit further with Vulkan before I would have to make hard choices about how to work around the limitations of Libbulletjme v18.5.0 .

At 20:09 hours UTC yesterday (a Sunday), I e-mailed TravisCI customer support and explained my issue. At 12:25 hours UTC today, Travis announced a hotfix to solve my issue. That's pretty good turnaround, for a non-paying customer having issues with a "beta-stage" feature on a summer weekend.

Bottom line: I still love Travis. <3

[gardenfractals]

Diagram of the diagram classes of a diagramming system: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unified_Modeling_Language

[sheltiechicago]

The Zonohedral Cathedral Built by a Software Engineer

Rob Bell is a San Francisco-based artist, designer, and professional software engineer who started a company called Zomadic. It is a design/build company focussing on CNC technology’s creative use. In other words, it is a long time goal for Bell to combine his skills as a programmer with his desire to create concrete objects. So in 2001, he started to take lessons and create his first geometric works, followed by other non-rectilinear geometric designs. Built in 2013 in Nevada, the Zonohedral Cathedral is one of Bell’s Zomadic structures.

[systemdesignone]

heartbeat signal is used for checking the status of the client in real-time

[nitor-infotech]

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[mehmetyildizmelbourne-blog]

Technology Hits: New Submission Guidelines - 2024

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[sk-technologies]

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[scopethings-blog]

Scope Computers

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