Posts by Bryan Weber
Cantera 2.4.0
- 24 August 2018
We are pleased to announce the release of Cantera 2.4.0. Cantera 2.4.0 includes more than 380
commits to the code since 2.3.0, merges
more than 70 pull
requests,
and closes almost 60
issues.
In this release, we improved the maintainability of Cantera by removing or
deprecating old,
untested code, moving the website and Mixmaster to separate repositories, and automating more of the
build/testing process. We also added new features to the 1-D reactor code (among other areas),
including adding an ionized gas transport class and the IonFlow and BurnerIonFlame classes,
providing better accessing to callbacks during 1-D solutions, and automatically detecting certain
common failure conditions of the 1-D solver. This release of Cantera was made possible by
contributions from 14 developers: @speth,
@bryanwweber, @BangShiuh,
@decaluwe, @wandadars,
@jsantner, @arghdos,
@rwest, @g3bk47,
@awehrfritz, @band-a-prend,
@vdevgan, @KyleLinevitchJr, and
@MarcDuQuesne.
The New Cantera Website is Here!
- 02 July 2018
This summer, Bryan Weber and Steven DeCaluwe took on the project of revamping the Cantera website. The old website was, well, old and needed to be refreshed. Thanks to a grant from NumFOCUS, Bryan and Steven were able to completely redo the website!