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

One of the goals of the Open Chemistry project [1,2] at Kitware is to provide a simple, easy-to-use interface for submitting chemical simulations to be executed on high-performance computing (HPC) … Read More

It is currently Open Access Week, a week where we take the opportunity to highlight problems with the current scientific publishing industry and examine new ways to promote more effective … Read More

Two weeks ago, Kyle and I took the train down to Philadelphia, PA to attend the American Chemical Society meeting and present some of the latest developments in Avogadro and … Read More

Last week I authored a guest post on the Nature Soapbox Science blog as part of their PhDelta series with the title “PhDelta: The Road Less Travelled – From PhD … Read More

Last year David Lonie, now a new Kitware employee, worked on a Google Summer of Code project to add better support for chemical structure visualization to VTK. More recently, Kyle … Read More

I have been thinking this over for quite a while, and have written this post several times over in my mind. As an undergraduate student I remember admiring scientists and … Read More

We began using Gerrit for code review in 2010 and a blog post from October detailed much of the early success in using it for the ITK project [1]. David … Read More