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by mNovak 660 days ago
As an antenna engineer myself, I'm always very glad to see tools and open source that make RF/microwave more accessible as a hobby!

That said, it'd be really great if this could simply be hosted/accessed online. The intersection of RF engineer/hobbyist and knowing how to work with Docker is slim (anywhere other than HN), which detracts from the "user friendly interface".
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jboirazian 660 days ago
Hi mNovak!

You are 100% right on that. Im working on deploying a free version to access it online so people can check it out.

Also im working on making a step by step guide so people can install it with docker and looking to other alternative ways to installing it locally

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abdullahkhalids 660 days ago
I am confused. This seems to require a single python package. Why is there any need for docker in the first place?
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jboirazian 660 days ago
Luneforge is built on top of Pymesh docker image (a fast C++ Python wrapped Geometry Processing Library)

https://github.com/PyMesh/PyMesh

It requires docker cause its the best way to have all the required dependancies for Pymesh

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