CloudCalc is pleased to announce the release of Version 1.02.10, the application’s 30th update since its initial launch on June 2, 2014. The highlight of this release is the addition of several enhancements to CloudCalc’s Units management.
Units management is done through the Tools->Units menu option. The new features are: Continue reading
As of today, CloudCalc is a member of the ‘Terrible Twos’
Happy Birthday to Us! As of today, June 2, 2016, CloudCalc, Structural Analysis in the Cloud, officially turns two years old. So far the growth and development of CloudCalc has been as fun, exciting, and unpredictable to watch as that of any human two-year-old. So forgive me if I act like a proud papa and start regaling you with all the cute stories about my baby.
For example, I could tell you about CloudCalc’s overdue delivery. The due date was originally June 1, 2014, but problems arose that caused a complicated delivery. 11 days before the due date, my computer overheated and crashed, threatening an anticipated 10+ day repair period (you can read about that episode here). But things worked out OK, and CloudCalc popped out, ready to meet the world, only one day late, on June 2. Other famous June 2 birthdays? The Rolling Stones’ Charlie Watts, Jerry Mathers (TV’s “the Beaver”), and the Marquis de Sade. Continue reading
CloudCalc is pleased to announce the release of Version 1.02.09, the application’s 29th update since its initial launch on June 2, 2014. The highlight of this release is the inclusion of the structural steel profiles of IMCA, the Instituto Mexicano de la Construcción en Acero, A.C., as specified in the 5th Edition of the Manual de Construccion en Acero. Continue reading
Tom Van Laan, CEO of CloudCalc has agreed to appear at a presentation at the New York Institute of Technology Entrepreneurship and Technology Center in Old Westbury, NY. The presentation, to be held from 12pm to 2:10pm on May 10, 2016, is entitled “Financing your Business Venture and Lessons Learned for Entrepreneurs”. Continue reading
Visit us in Booth 208 at NASCC to enter a drawing for a free Nexus tablet!
CloudCalc, Inc. would like to extend an invitation to all those who will be at the 2016 NASCC (the Steel Conference), held April 13-15 in Orlando, FL to attend our presentation. The presentation, entitled Structural Analysis in the Cloud: What’s in it for You?, will take place in the St. George 104 room of the Gaylord Palms Convention Center, from 3:00-4:00PM on Thursday, April 14.
This presentation is intended to introduce the audience to the benefits that accrue by doing structural analysis on the cloud, specifically through the use of CloudCalc, the on-line browser-based, structural engineering software which analyzes steel structures to the AISC ASD and LRFD codes. In this presentation you will see the following benefits: Continue reading
“Engineering or Art – Why Not Both”, an article Tom Van Laan, CEO of CloudCalc, was published in the Winter 2015 Journal of SEAoT, the Structural Engineers Association of Texas.
“One Engineer Remembers the World Trade Center”, an article Tom Van Laan, CEO of CloudCalc, was published in the Fall Journal of SEAoT, the Structural Engineers Association of Texas. Continue reading
CloudCalc, Inc. invites you to use our free cloud-based structural analysis software, simply by registering (no charge, no credit card, no spam) at www.cloudcalc.com. Continue reading
Engineering and the Cloud 