We have written about the Open Chemistry project in a previous Source article [1], and MoleQueue [2] in a more recent article. Now we will focus on Avogadro 2, and … Read More

We are pleased to announce the release of version 0.6.0 of the Avogadro 2 application and libraries, with source and binaries available here. This follows the release of MoleQueue 0.6.0 … Read More

We are pleased to announce the release of MoleQueue 0.6.1, with source and binaries available here, after its initial release in April. MoleQueue is a part of the Open Chemistry … Read More

One of the major efforts undertaken for VTK 6 was a general update and modularization of our build system. We built on the lessons learned from the Boost and ITK … Read More

Avogadro 1.x had quite a large number of input generators from very humble beginnings. These input generators were designed to be easy to write, and to give a simple path … Read More

One of the really nice features of VTK‘s testing framework is the use of image-based regression tests. These allow developers to write tests that result in a final image, which … Read More

We are pleased to announce the first beta release of the Open Chemistry suite of cross platform, open-source, BSD-licensed tools and libraries – Avogadro 2, MoleQueue and MongoChem. They are … Read More

On Wednesday February 27 a group of intrepid software developers gathered at Kitware HQ in Clifton Park, NY to get the VTK dashboards back on track. The major motivation here … Read More

On Saturday Feb 23 the City of Albany participated in the The city event was organized by member of ASIST at SUNY-Albany, and Kitware. A group of about 10 Open … Read More

I wrote about Code Review, Topic Branches and VTK in the April issue of the Source last year. Since then, our Gerrit review server has seen over 2,000 topic submissions for … Read More