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CMake 3.30.3 available for download

Starting in ParaView 5.13.0, there is a new option that lets you use many Python packages installed in virtual environments for a parallel Python installation on your system.

Major changes made since ParaView 5.12.1 are listed in this document. The full list of issues addressed by this release is available here. New features GLTF importer You can now import all or a subset of meshes from a GLTF 2.0 file into ParaView as well as the material properties supported in VTK and textures. […]

CppCon is the premier annual C++ conference held by and for the C++ development community. It brings together contributors spanning the C++ development spectrum, from game developers to high-frequency traders and particle physicists. CppCon brings the C++ community together to learn, collaborate, and stimulate the use and development of C++ across all applications and fields.

Kitware has developed the trame [1] platform to inspire developers like you to create impactful interactive browser-based visual applications. trame, a Python package, is your gateway to building powerful applications without the need for extensive web development knowledge. Its versatility is truly remarkable – it allows for creating desktop applications, Jupyter tools, HPC applications, or […]

CMake 3.30.2 available for download

Note: this is a guest blog from Marco Miani from GEA Computing – Through Numbers, the Earth. Telescoping nesting of subdomains in Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) refers to the capability of the model to use multiple levels of nested grids to represent fine-scale features within larger-scale domains. This allows for a more detailed representation […]

Using delayed load plugins Loading a ParaView plugin can take some time, up to a few seconds for the biggest of plugins. If you use autoload for many of your plugins, especially big ones, you pay the loading time everytime you open ParaView, delaying the opening of ParaView by crucial seconds. What if there was […]

Microscopy and Microanalysis (M&M) is the premier microscopy education and networking event that brings together researchers, academics, and engineers. Kitware is looking forward to participating in the event this year with two presentations and a poster session. There we will be showcasing the capabilities of three of Kitware’s applications – Tomviz, trame, and MultivariateView. Kitware offers professional support for collaborative R&D using these applications, including researching new visualization and analysis techniques, or customizing them to meet your exact needs.

CMake 3.30.0 available for download

Overview Trame is a relatively new Kitware platform that enables scientists and engineers to develop interactive feature rich web applications in Python without needing a deep knowledge of frontend/backend web development. To enhance Trame’s capabilities further, Kitware and 3rd party developers have been actively working to develop new plugins, offering new features and integration with […]

The fourth CMake 3.30 release candidate!

The third CMake 3.30 release candidate!

The second CMake 3.30 release candidate!

The first CMake 3.30 release candidate!

Spack in action on Windows In this article Spack on Windows: A New Era in Cross-Platform Dependency Management, we introduced Spack on Windows. In this article we will expand on that and build VTK and one of its examples on Windows using Spack. Installing Spack Installing Spack is as simple as a git clone: And […]

A recent study came out from Harvard Business School that valued open source software at $9 trillion! They reached this amount by assuming that each company would have to recreate its own version of the open source software. One could argue that if this were the case, there would likely be companies selling licensed versions […]

Introducing the nnU-Net 3D Slicer extension.