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freecad is a software, which as the name says is "free". over the years it has evolved with numerous modules that allow you to space from mechanics to architecture (bim) to fem and is completely programmable in python.
for a sort of "humility" version no. has always been characterized by a "0", followed by the release year of the version.
Unfortunately, I believe because of the increase in complexity, from the n. esiguo of real programming experts who try ... and from the fact that it is free, the years that versions have gone faster. then the current version is 0.21.
However (and this is why this post), things are about to change: by August 2024 should release version 1.0!
seems a banality, but this means that "the butterfly comes out of the cocoon" and becomes an adult.
the problem of this software is that, being "free", it made the nose twist to the "professionals" for the lack of a "software house" to which to rely in case of problems: the forum being managed by volunteers is less immediate ... and also updates and new features that arrived slowly: 0.21 is retrying.
this new version marks the transition to a "hybrid" management: software continues to be free, but one of the programmers created the ondsel
the purpose is to create paid forms (or subscription), so as to accelerate the development of the "free" part.
In essence it is a question of finding the right compromise between the two worlds: free, but slow to upgrade and pay, which can also pay external programmers, to become more competitive with proprietary software.
an immediate example was to contact the programmer who had created his software called "freecad" (he had given him the same name!), in which the main purpose was to assemble parts and to create monovellism.
Since in freecad this type of module existed in various muds incompatible with each other, it was thought to contact the one who had masterly implemented it in his software.
therefore from version 1.0 of freecad (I did not understand if free or paid by the ondsel) should be available this form.
all these long elucubrations, to invite you to take a look at freecad: I have been "observing" for a long time, but I have not yet managed to bring it to my work.
for a sort of "humility" version no. has always been characterized by a "0", followed by the release year of the version.
Unfortunately, I believe because of the increase in complexity, from the n. esiguo of real programming experts who try ... and from the fact that it is free, the years that versions have gone faster. then the current version is 0.21.
However (and this is why this post), things are about to change: by August 2024 should release version 1.0!
seems a banality, but this means that "the butterfly comes out of the cocoon" and becomes an adult.
the problem of this software is that, being "free", it made the nose twist to the "professionals" for the lack of a "software house" to which to rely in case of problems: the forum being managed by volunteers is less immediate ... and also updates and new features that arrived slowly: 0.21 is retrying.
this new version marks the transition to a "hybrid" management: software continues to be free, but one of the programmers created the ondsel
the purpose is to create paid forms (or subscription), so as to accelerate the development of the "free" part.
In essence it is a question of finding the right compromise between the two worlds: free, but slow to upgrade and pay, which can also pay external programmers, to become more competitive with proprietary software.
an immediate example was to contact the programmer who had created his software called "freecad" (he had given him the same name!), in which the main purpose was to assemble parts and to create monovellism.
Since in freecad this type of module existed in various muds incompatible with each other, it was thought to contact the one who had masterly implemented it in his software.
therefore from version 1.0 of freecad (I did not understand if free or paid by the ondsel) should be available this form.
all these long elucubrations, to invite you to take a look at freecad: I have been "observing" for a long time, but I have not yet managed to bring it to my work.