More Release!

[Julia Longtin]

Faster. Less memory usage. More accurate rendering. Welcome to 0.1.0!

Release at github. Bleeding edge at kalli1.faikvm.com. Available via hackage.

Julia Longtin

[David Wahlstedt]

Good news!

Glad to hear that there is new life here! I saw the ImplicitCAD page about 2012, and thought it was really cool.

I like Haskell, and maybe I can contribute in the future, if I get time and energy. Anyway I like to follow whats happening!

I'm interested in 3d printing, and own a mendel90 reprap printer.

Anybody else in this list who likes 3d printing?

Cheers,

David

[Julia Longtin]

I'm big into 3d printing, that's why I maintain ImplicitCAD. :)

Julia Longtin

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[David Wahlstedt]

Great to hear!

Then you (and probably more people in this list) are one of the first very few persons I encountered who is interested (actively, as it seems) in both 3d printing and Haskell :-)

I am following some facebook groups for 3d printing, but *nobody* there is interested in functional programming.(afaik)

I think a slicer would be a perfect application for Haskell. Do you know anybody who have tried?

Maybe there are new plans to add it ti ImplicitCad?

/David

[Julia Longtin]

https://github.com/nhalford/slicer

I'll be forking that soon. I've bugged the authors to make it license
compatible with ImplicitCAD. Also, there is a fork of ImplicitCAD with
a very primitive slicer.

It's in the pipeline, but... HELP! :)

Julia Longtin

On 12/17/16, David Wahlstedt <david.w...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Great to hear!
> Then you (and probably more people in this list) are one of the first very
> few persons I encountered who is interested (actively, as it seems) in both
>
> 3d printing and Haskell :-)
>
> I am following some facebook groups for 3d printing, but *nobody* there is
> interested in functional programming.(afaik)
>
> I think a slicer would be a perfect application for Haskell. Do you know
> anybody who have tried?
> Maybe there are new plans to add it ti ImplicitCad?
>
> /David
>
>
> Den lördag 17 december 2016 kl. 20:57:57 UTC+1 skrev Julia Longtin:
>>
>> I'm big into 3d printing, that's why I maintain ImplicitCAD. :)
>>
>> Julia Longtin
>>

>> On 12/17/16, David Wahlstedt <david.w...@gmail.com <javascript:>> wrote:
>> > Good news!
>> > Glad to hear that there is new life here! I saw the ImplicitCAD page
>> about
>> > 2012, and thought it was really cool.
>> > I like Haskell, and maybe I can contribute in the future, if I get time
>> >
>> and
>> >
>> > energy. Anyway I like to follow whats happening!
>> > I'm interested in 3d printing, and own a mendel90 reprap printer.
>> >
>> > Anybody else in this list who likes 3d printing?
>> >
>> > Cheers,
>> > David
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > Den tisdag 29 november 2016 kl. 14:13:42 UTC+1 skrev Julia Longtin:
>> >>
>> >> Faster. Less memory usage. More accurate rendering. Welcome to 0.1.0!
>> >>
>> >> Release at github. Bleeding edge at kalli1.faikvm.com. Available via
>> >> hackage.
>> >>
>> >> Julia Longtin
>> >>
>> >
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[David Wahlstedt]

Cool!