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Announcing the Return of Cadalyst Magazine!
Longitude Media, the new publisher of Cadalyst, is proud to announce the return of Cadalyst magazine. The great content you expect from Cadalyst is available again in the print format you enjoy.
Longitude Media has developed a new approach that supports the delivery of a print publication for those readers who value this medium. Why bring back a print publication today? Learn more about Cadalyst’s print-on-demand strategy from CEO and publisher Seth Nichols.
Cadalyst magazine offers:
- a collection of timely, high-quality content you’ll find nowhere else;
- more of the latest trends, insight, advice, and expertise every time you turn a page
- the familiar convenience, accessibility, and enjoyment of the print medium
- a premium product, drawing on the latest digital-printing technology and incorporating heavyweight paper stock
The Spring 2010 Edition of Cadalyst is on Sale Now!
In this Issue
View the Cadalyst Spring 2010 table of contents (PDF). Highlights include:
Features
Tech Trends: In the Eye of a BIMStorm
Industry professionals are eager to support recovery efforts in Haiti, and Onuma’s online collaboration platform is helping them do just that. by Kenneth Wong
Cadalyst Labs Report: 100 Fabulous Freebies for the CAD User
What’s better than a fantastic tool that streamlines your CAD workflow? Finding that tool for free! By Nancy Johnson and Cyrena Respini-Irwin
Product Reviews
Cadalyst Labs Review: ARES Commander Edition
It lacks a few signifi cant AutoCAD features, but valuepriced ARES could complement or replace your current 2D/3D CAD software — even if you’re a Mac user. by R.K. McSwain
First Look: AutoCAD 2011
Whether you’re working in 2D or 3D, the latest version of Autodesk’s fl agship CAD software promises enhanced productivity and better control. by Robert Green
First Look: HP Z200 Workstation
This multicore workhorse offers plenty of power, a compact form factor, and a price more akin to a standard desktop PC than a CAD-capable workstation. by Ron LaFon
First Look: Dell Precision M6500 Mobile Workstation
There’s no need to choose between performance and mobility. With this heavy hitter, you can take the power of a desktop system on the road. by Ron LaFon
Columns
CAD Manager: Maximum Training for Minimum Money
Don’t let a slashed budget derail your training plans. Find free (and almost free) ways to support self-learning, and help your users help themselves. by Robert Green
Circles & Lines: Step Up the Power of Parametrics
Too busy — or too lazy — to add geometric constraints individually? The new AutoConstrain feature is for you! by Lynn Allen
User Profile: 3D Perfected
More than just a SolidWorks rockstar, Rodney Hall is a tireless 3D CAD evangelist who shares his passion as a CAD manager, instructor, and user group leader. by Nancy Johnson
Plus
Editor’s Window
CAD Central (News & Analysis)
CAD Cartoon
And Seven Swell Tips from Hot Tip Harry!
View the Cadalyst Spring 2010 table of contents (PDF).
Previous Issues
The Winter 2010 Edition of Cadalyst
In this Issue
View the complete Cadalyst Winter 2010 table of contents (PDF). Highlights include:
Hot Tip Harry is Back!
Be among the first to download the latest code from Cadalyst's favorite purveyor of AutoCAD customization code. This issue holds six super new tips from Cadalyst readers.
Cover Story
Computer-Aided EcoDesign
Cadalyst Labs Report: 3D model–based technologies help both building and product designers make greener decisions: think less wasteful, less toxic, and even less spendy. by Kenneth Wong
Features
Look, but Don’t Touch
Tech Trends: Using holograms as design tools is fact, not fantasy. What’s fl at to the touch can be 3D to the eye. by Nancy Spurling Johnson
Choose the Best Monitor for CAD
CAD 101: A consumer model or a premium performer? Follow these basic guidelines to find the right LCD display for your needs. by Ron LaFon
Cadalyst Labs Reviews
InspectionXpert First-Article 2010
User Review: This CAD-based tool for quality-inspection reporting enables one person to do the work of fi ve. by Nathan Byman
KeyCreator Version 9
User Review: The right history-free 3D modeling software can make model production simpler — and much faster. by Joshua Stollar
Columns
CAD Manager: Pump Up Your Presentations
Like it or not, your job requires polished speaking skills. Here’s how to fi ne-tune your talks to staff, upper management, and clients. by Robert Green
Circles & Lines: Please Pass the Parametrics
AutoCAD users can fi nally enjoy the benefi ts provided by geometric constraints: easier drawing and editing. by Lynn Allen
Viewpoint: Arrival of the Desktop Supercomputer
Regardless of the recession, the time is right to invest in Nehalem-based workstations. Make it your strategy to get the power into the right hands. by Randall S. Newton
And more!
View the complete Cadalyst Winter 2010 table of contents (PDF).
