Yep you read the title correctly. A little while back I posted companies spent 1 trillion dollars in 2016 on errors and bugs in their code. There is a new study that found companies in 2020 spent over 2 trillion dollars on bugs and errors*. Tools like PlumeriaSC that eliminate errors and bugs in code are needed now more than ever. Also in my 3D graphics research I found a great raytracing book series called Ray Tracing in One Weekend**. I think PlumeriaSC would do well to borrow features from raytracing since it is just starting to be rolled out for both CAD and 3D Modeling tools. I am still working on this idea but I think this might be the future of 3D graphics.
*https://gitential.com/gitentials-guide-to-the-cost-of-fixing-bugs/
**https://raytracing.github.io/
Monday, February 20, 2023
2 Trillion
Thursday, August 4, 2022
4.5.1 is finally here!
Plumeria Smart Creator 4.5.1 is ready for purchase. New to this version are built-in interactive tutorials that will help you to learn essential programming skills like Object Oriented programming, Physics, and Motion time stops. Also we have a new pricing table. You can purchase PlumeriaSC 4 for a one time download or you can purchase an extended download service which gives you free download updates for a year! To learn more about all of the perks of our extended download service check out the PlumeriaSC page on our website.
Tuesday, May 10, 2022
New For Spring [Update]
Plumeria Smart Creator is now on version 4.4.1 . The new update fixes several linking bugs that were not fixed in 4.4.0. Since it is spring I thought I should share my experience with some new accessories I bought for my computer (Note that I am not being paid in any way). As one person put it I was using the smallest keyboard ever. After searching on staples.com I found a company that makes really nice ones for half the price. The company is called Matias (https://www.matias.ca/products/) they offer wired, bluetooth, backlit, keyboards for PC and Mac. Some of the keyboards come with extra USB A ports but I highly recommend not using them. The reason is the ports are too small and it takes a lot of force to pry out anything attached to them. The one nice thing is that the keyboards come with a USB C converter so if you have a newer computer it should plug right in too.
[Update] I have noticed that my Matias keyboard does not register one the keys if I press the spacebar, left arrow, and up arrow keys. Because of this I only recommend buying Macally keyboards on Amazon. Macally has been around since the first iMacs and they get better reviews than the Matias Keyboards on Amazon. Also I noticed that there are a lot of other complaints people have about the keyboards that was not aware of.