In this post, we describe how we were able to use Kubernetes to develop and deploy the infrastructure needed to support a custom software-build pipeline … Read More

On May 16 Kitware sent nine participants to the 2019 CDPHP Workforce Team Challenge to run alongside hundreds of other Capital Region organizations. The annual … Read More

One of the great features of CMake/CTest/CDash is the ability to setup useful but rarely used tools to automatically run on a project and report … Read More

As 2017 comes to a close, many government contractors are working toward the end-of-the-year deadline for compliance with the National Institute of Standards and Technology … Read More

CMake 3.7 supports a new “server” mode. This work was originally prototyped by Stephen Kelly and is now led by Tobias Hunger (The Qt Company) to … Read More

Good software relies on software quality practices such as Continuous Integration (CI) to maintain high standards of reliability, efficiency, security, maintainability, and size. These practices … Read More

On May 19th, we took part in our seventh consecutive CDPHP Workforce Team Challenge! The challenge is a 3.5-mile race around the Governor Nelson A. … Read More

I have been part of the Kitware team working on Google Project Tango where we have been improving software process infrastructure for the large distributed … Read More

The CMake project officially launched on this day in 2000 on the Insight Segmentation and Registration Toolkit (ITK) mailing list: http://public.kitware.com/pipermail/insight-developers/2000-August/024248.html A small, five-person company, … Read More

CMake 3.4 will have a new feature to simplify porting C and C++ software using shared libraries from Linux/UNIX to Windows. Linux/UNIX developers are often … Read More