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by cmessina

Why don't you fire up the latest version of the Mac Safari
browser and let me know how well your CAD solution fares. I'm
terribly annoyed with all this Win/IE-centric stuff. We're on the
web here, not a private intranet. That should mean that you
develop solutions for a diverse range of platforms, not just the
dominant one.

Builder.com needs to reconsider its audience if it truly is
dedicated to moving "beyond the code".

by smar10

I wrote a prototype of a webbased 3D-CAD application for the planning and configuration of buildings based on Direct3D using C# (.NET control). Currently I am planning to extend or rewrite it. Anyone interested in this topic or working on the same area?? I am especially interested in using also a professional modelling kernel like Acis/OpenCascade/ParaSolid.

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