Actually, I chose it over Openscad for one reason — it doesn’t crash that often)
Otherwise it’s a bit less flexible — e.g. it’s harder to do value constraints (e.g get dimensions from a spreadsheet);
and it isn’t compatible with scripting yet;
you can’t just point-click-chamfer your parts;
you need to do metric holes and indents for bolt heads manually;
etc, etc
But what is available works almost without any problems (except for 3D constraints and occasional problems with difference operations on curved surfaces) — and is soo fun to use.
- NixOS and Nix
- Kotlin (mobile apps, bots, games)
- Python (ML, bots, servers)
- Rust (cli, simple servers)
- Dart (Flutter)
- Some experience in software and hardware reverse engineering
- Microcontroller (stm, esp, at) programming
- For the past year heavily invested into 3D printing and 3D modelling