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Add tscircuit under free EDA tools #112

Closed seveibar closed 6 months ago

seveibar commented 6 months ago

Github repository: https://github.com/tscircuit/tscircuit

vinceh121 commented 6 months ago

Thanks for the suggestion, this seems like a really cool project. Although, I am unsure if it does fit in the EDA section, perhaps more in the Documentation section?

seveibar commented 6 months ago

@vinceh121 I think people are definitely using it for documentation (e.g. producing schematic renderings), but it does produce gerbers, I produced a full functional circuit (shown here), there are also some interactive components e.g. dragging and dropping footprints around. Ideally it becomes a viable alternative/companion to kicad in the long run.

That said, I'm happy to have it listed anywhere, happy to change this PR to move to documentation if you'd prefer, thanks for the quick response and the repo :smiley:

seveibar commented 6 months ago

@vinceh121 bump! Happy to move into documentation, but I swear I made a full circuit with tscircuit!

vinceh121 commented 6 months ago

Apologies, didn't mean to keep you waiting.

I've moved the line under documentation, as I think that when people look for EDAs, they are looking for the more classic full-featured GUI, and not a "circuit-as-code" solution.

Of course, not to undermine your project, I think it looks very promising, and once you have implemented more GUI features for design (if you are planning on doing so), we'll happily move the bullet-point line under EDAs :)

seveibar commented 6 months ago

cheers i appreciate it!