We have recently launched a new GitLab repository to facilitate and enhance community contributions n the areas of turbulence modeling and methodologies within OpenFOAM: turbulence-community.
This repository has been integrated into OpenFOAM as a series of nested submodules, making it easier for contributors to collaborate.
Contributors are only required to ensure that their submissions can be compiled with the most recent version of OpenFOAM. Also, they are free to host their code on any Git-based platform, such as Bitbucket or GitHub.
We are curious to know if you are interested in linking your TinF contributions to OpenFOAM. We are more than happy to answer any questions you may have, and to assist you if you decide to proceed in this direction.
We would appreciate if you can provide us with any feedback.
Dear developers,
I am reaching out on behalf of the OpenFOAM Turbulence Technical Committee.
We have recently launched a new GitLab repository to facilitate and enhance community contributions n the areas of turbulence modeling and methodologies within OpenFOAM: turbulence-community.
This repository has been integrated into OpenFOAM as a series of nested submodules, making it easier for contributors to collaborate.
Contributors are only required to ensure that their submissions can be compiled with the most recent version of OpenFOAM. Also, they are free to host their code on any Git-based platform, such as Bitbucket or GitHub.
We are curious to know if you are interested in linking your TinF contributions to OpenFOAM. We are more than happy to answer any questions you may have, and to assist you if you decide to proceed in this direction.
We would appreciate if you can provide us with any feedback.
Many thanks for your time.
Kind regards, Kuti
@fmckenna @pmackenz