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By the time my Google Summer of Code application was submitted, I had
somewhere around 800-1000 lines of Python code written, and many tests
written for the functionality I had implemented.
= The Summer =
-Classes got out June 16th and at that point I dedicated myself full time
to PyDy. My approach was to start working on deriving the equations of
motion for several examples and in doing so see what sort of functionality
would be needed and what would make the derivation as straight forward and
clear as possible. A couple of examples that I worked on were the rolling
disc, the rolling torus, a rigid body, and a pendulum.
+Classes got out June 16th and at that point I dedicated myself full time
to !PyDy. My approach was to start working on deriving the equations of
motion for several examples and in doing so see what sort of functionality
would be needed and what would make the derivation as straight forward and
clear as possible. A couple of examples that I worked on were the rolling
disc, the rolling torus, a rigid body, and a pendulum.
I started a website for my project and a Google group. This made
discussion of the project with others much easier. The details of my
project are fairly technical so I won't go into them here, but all of the
source is available on my [http://github.com/hazelnusse/pydy/tree/master
github] and there are lots of examples of use there.