Welcome to FEAScript Discussions!

[nikoscham]

Hi, I am Nikos, I am a chemical engineer and I want develop a JavaScript library for solving differential equations!

I have previously developed similar codes in Fortran during my PhD studies (see http://users.ntua.gr/nhamakos/). Now, I want to develop something more generic in a modern language. Moreover, since JavaScript is a client-side language, the library will run on the browser, without the need to install any prerequisites. According to my knowledge, no other similar project exists. Currently, the project is at an initial development stage.

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• Ask questions
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[nikoscham]

I would like to share a new component of the FEAScript project, the FEAScript platform. FEAScript platform is a browser-based visual editor built for FEAScript-core. It offers a no-code, block-based interface for creating finite element simulations. Think of it like Scratch, but for finite elements! We note that FEAScript platform is still in unstable and experimental stage. Feel free to use it and contribute!

[nikoscham]

FEAScript 0.1.0 has been released. Explore the release details and post comments here https://github.com/orgs/FEAScript/discussions/15.

[nikoscham]

FEAScript is now available as an npm package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/feascript