Pinned Repositories
barril
Python package to manage units for physical quantities
CarND-Behavioral-Cloning-P3
Starting files for the Udacity CarND Behavioral Cloning Project
CFDFlow
A framework to build a CFD solver with education purpose
CppND-Capstone-Snake-Game
A 2D Snake game using C++ and SDL
CppND-Memory-Management-Chatbot
CppND-Program-a-Concurrent-Traffic-Simulation
The final project for the Udacity C++ Nanodegree Concurrency course
CppND-Route-Planning-Project
CppND-System-Monitor
Student repository for the CppND OOP course project
esss_fix_format
Simple code formatter and pre-commit checker used internally by ESSS
reaktoro
a unified framework for modeling chemically reactive systems
alexandrebbruno's Repositories
alexandrebbruno/barril
Python package to manage units for physical quantities
alexandrebbruno/CarND-Behavioral-Cloning-P3
Starting files for the Udacity CarND Behavioral Cloning Project
alexandrebbruno/CFDFlow
A framework to build a CFD solver with education purpose
alexandrebbruno/CppND-Capstone-Snake-Game
A 2D Snake game using C++ and SDL
alexandrebbruno/CppND-Memory-Management-Chatbot
alexandrebbruno/CppND-Program-a-Concurrent-Traffic-Simulation
The final project for the Udacity C++ Nanodegree Concurrency course
alexandrebbruno/CppND-Route-Planning-Project
alexandrebbruno/CppND-System-Monitor
Student repository for the CppND OOP course project
alexandrebbruno/esss_fix_format
Simple code formatter and pre-commit checker used internally by ESSS
alexandrebbruno/pytest-regressions
Pytest plugin to save "good" known files in the repository for later comparison to avoid regressions
alexandrebbruno/pytest-regressions-feedstock
A conda-smithy repository for pytest-regressions.
alexandrebbruno/Reaktoro
This repo will be the official one and is being transitioned from https://bitbucket.org/reaktoro/reaktoro | Reaktoro is a unified framework for modeling chemically reactive systems. It provides methods for chemical equilibrium and kinetic calculations for multiphase systems. Reaktoro is mainly developed in C++ for performance reasons. A Python interface is available for a more convenient and simpler use.
alexandrebbruno/SimuladorNumerico