The Revit 2025 API is based on .NET Core 8, upgrading from the previous .NET 4.8 framework – .NET Core migration webinar recording – Revit API .NET Core migration guide... Read more →
The Revit 2025 API is based on .NET Core 8, upgrading from the previous .NET 4.8 framework – .NET Core migration webinar recording – Revit API .NET Core migration guide... Read more →
More news and updates related to Revit 2024, and some little titbits on AI and literature: – News reel and AEC roadmaps – Revit API training – RevitLookup 2024 updates – Free Dolly open-source instruction-tuned LLM – Websites powered by AI – Walkaway by Cory Doctorow... Read more →
Posted on April 19, 2023 at 11:00 in 2024, AI, Book, Docs, RevitLookup, Roadmap, Training, Update | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Here are a couple of the interesting topics that came up in the last couple of days
– Numerous RevitLookup enhancements
– Revit API Labs training material 2022
– Visual Studio Revit add-in templates 2022
– The SetGeometryCurve overrideJoins
argument
– Exploring assembly reference DLL hell with Fuslogvw...
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Posted on May 20, 2021 at 11:00 in .NET, 2022, Debugging, Geometry, Getting Started, Labs, Migration, RevitLookup, SDK Samples, Training, Update, Wizard | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Here are some exciting Forge, Revit API and other topics for today – Forge online training in April 2021 – RevitApiDocs support for Revit 2021 – Welcome, AEC BIM Tools – Visual materials API in Dynamo – 24x24 stacked ribbon items – Innovative drone fly-through film... Read more →
Posted on March 23, 2021 at 11:00 in Docs, Forge, Material, News, Ribbon, Training, User Interface | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Birthday in the past, DevDays in the future, and running a Revit command in the present moment
– Happy Birthday, Autodesk!
– DevDays online 2021
– For everyone
– For ADN members
– PostCommand
+ SendKeys
– SVG tutorial...
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Posted on February 05, 2021 at 11:00 in .NET, Automation, DevDays, Forge, Getting Started, SVG, Training, Win32 | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Unfortunately, the new unit type name functionality can cause a problem loading a family with a type catalogue – Unit type update affects family type catalogue loading – New FreeCodeCamp courses – Padlocking The Building Coder... Read more →
I hope you are doing well and remaining healthy! Topics for today – Transforming symbol geometry to instance placement – Importing and displaying satellite images – Free time? Learn! Free code camp... Read more →
We repeat the call to participate in the Revit API survey, and heartily invite you to register for the Forge DevCon conferences in Europe and North America – Revit API and Design Automation API Survey – Forge DevCon 2019 at AU in Las Vegas – Forge DevCon 2019 at AU in Darmstadt... Read more →
I arrived in Rome Sunday afternoon and am now happy to be here at the Forge accelerator together with my Autodesk colleagues and the other attending companies. Before diving in further into the accelerator, I would like to point out the new inspiring AEC resources shared by That Bim Girl, and also post some notes to self on Q4R4 – That BIM Girl – Notes to Self on AskNow for Q4R4... Read more →
Posted on September 24, 2018 at 11:00 in BIM, Deep Learning, Getting Started, News, Q4R4, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I already described how I installed Revit 2019, compiled the Revit 2019 SDK samples and migrated RevitLookup to the new version.
I now migrated some of the other basic samples and utilities and have some Forge news to share
– The Building Coder samples for Revit 2019
– The AdnRme
MEP HVAC and electrical samples for Revit 2019
– AdnRevitApiLabsXtra for Revit 2019
– Convert RVT to IFC via Forge
– Forge accelerators
– Forge webinars
– Open position for an infrastructure BIM implementation consultant...
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Posted on April 19, 2018 at 11:00 in 2019, Accelerator, BIM, Events, Forge, Getting Started, IFC, Labs, Migration, News, RME, SDK Samples, Training, Update, Utilities | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Here are a couple of Revit API related updates to take note of – Autodesk Developer Network ADN web site update – Revit Developer Centre update – ADN Revit API Training Labs update – Revit API Training Labs Xtra update – New top solution author record score... Read more →
Posted on March 01, 2018 at 11:00 in 2018, Getting Started, Labs, Migration, News, SDK Samples, Training, Update | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Today, let's return to the recurring topic of getting started with the Revit API, its SDK samples, and programming in general – My First Revit Plugin enhancements – Getting started with web programming – FreeCodeCamp – ModelessForm_ExternalEvent initialisation... Read more →
Posted on September 26, 2017 at 11:00 in Cloud, Getting Started, Git, Material, Plugin, SDK Samples, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments
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As usual, I am answering Revit API cases and maintaining the documentation and training material. What I really should be doing is preparing my upcoming class for Autodesk University in Darmstadt. Here are some of the things I dealt with today – API changes from Revit 2013 to Revit 2017 – ADN Xtra Revit API Labs for Revit 2018 – Access to modified combo box setting... Read more →
I'll be attending the two Autodesk University conferences in Darmstadt, Germany, October 17-18, and Las Vegas, USA, November 14-16. Both of these are preceded by a Forge DevCon developer conference. You may be interested only in Revit and its API or other desktop oriented programming and asking yourself why you should care about Forge and all that cloud stuff. If so, you might want to expand your horizon and take a look at Stephen Preston's analysis and explanation in his article on 'developing for Autodesk desktop software? Here's why you should care about Forge DevCon (and Autodesk University)'... Read more →
Posted on September 13, 2017 at 11:00 in AU, DevCon, Events, Forge, Getting Started, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Topics for today
– BIM 360 and Forge Hackathon and Webinar Series
– IsCreatedLocal
versus IsLocal
– Getting the building height
– FamilyBoundingBox enhanced taking instances into account...
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Are you interested in easy access to your Revit model properties? Well, you can have that even without a need to install Revit. The Forge Model Derivative API extracts a streamlined copy of all geometry, BIM element hierarchy and properties from over fifty file formats, and Revit RVT files are just one of them. Augusto Goncalves implemented a Forge sample to read all the properties on all BIM elements in an RVT file and export them to an XLSX spreadsheet – Test run it yourself – Source code on GitHub... Read more →
Posted on February 28, 2017 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Data Access, Events, Forge, Getting Started, Parameters, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments
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How to attach a shared parameter to Material elements?
– Updated ADN Xtra labs to remove all deprecated API usage
– A new addin that creates and populates a shared parameter to provide material information for each element
– Autodesk University 2016 class materials have now been posted, including the recording of my session on connecting desktop and cloud
– Linking Material
elements to external database entries
– Binding a shared parameter to elements
– Attaching a shared parameter to Material
elements
– Create and populate a shared parameter ForgeMaterial
– Cornelius story – cured by natural remedies...
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Posted on December 05, 2016 at 11:00 in 2017, AU, DevDays, Forge, Getting Started, Labs, Material, Migration, Parameters, SDK Samples, Training, Update | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am in Darmstadt preparing the Forge and BIM presentation and hands-on workshop at Technische Universität Darmstadt, Institut für Numerische Methoden und Informatik im Bauwesen, the institute for numerical methods and computer science in the construction industry at the technical university here. Many other larger events are coming up after this – BIM@TuDa agenda – Getting started with Dynamo – Forge news – New Forge resources – Forge events and community – DevDays – Developer Day conferences and accelerators... Read more →
The RTC Revit Technology Conference Europe and my stay here in Porto is nearing its end – Wrapping up in Porto – Connecting BIM and Cloud @ TUDa – Creating a Revit add-in with one single click – Connecting Revit and Forge in 55 minutes... Read more →
Posted on October 22, 2016 at 12:00 in Accelerator, BIM, Cloud, DevTV, Events, Forge, Getting Started, Material, Photo, SDK Samples, Training, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I updated the WebGL and Forge introduction for BIM programming and its GitHub source for the presentations in the coming days at the RTC Revit Technology Conference Europe and the ISEPBIM Forge and BIM workshops at ISEP, in Porto, implemented two little curl wrapper scripts to help me list the supported file formats, explored why they changed and updated the hackathon webinar overview. Before getting to that, I'll also highlight a helpful note by Christian on how to access the 'Symbolic Representation' setting
– 'Symbolic Representation' setting parameter
– Forge intro for BIM programming
– cURL
wrapper scripts to list Forge file formats
– Updated Forge file formats
– Forge hackathon webinar series and Fusion 360 Client API recording...
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Posted on October 19, 2016 at 12:00 in 360, cURL, Data Access, Forge, Fusion, Getting Started, Hackathon, Parameters, REST, Training, Utilities | Permalink | 0 Comments
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The Forge webinar series continues. The recording of session 5 on the Design Automation API held by Albert Szilvasy is now available. For code samples on Design Automation, please refer to Albert's tutorials and the Developer-Autodesk Forge Platform samples on GitHub, filtering for Design.automation
...
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Posted on October 05, 2016 at 11:00 in 360, BIM, DWG, Forge, Getting Started, Hackathon, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I submitted the handout for my presentation on connecting the desktop and cloud for the RTC Revit Technology Conference Europe in Porto next month. I still have to finish my work on the roomedit3dv3
sample to demonstrate connecting the desktop with the cloud by enabling a real-time round-trip modification of the BIM via the Forge viewer; yesterday I integrated the transform viewer extension; now I have to hook up the socket.io
messaging back to the Revit add-in to update the BIM
– Create solid from bounding box
– Forge webinar series 4 – Viewer...
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Posted on September 30, 2016 at 11:00 in Cloud, Element Creation, Forge, Geometry, Getting Started, Hackathon, SDK Samples, Training, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I continue my work on the roomedit3dv3
sample connecting the desktop with the cloud by enabling a real-time round-trip modification of the BIM via the Forge viewer, mention a neat solution enabling a Revit add-in to swallowing warning messages, and point out the Forge webinar session on the Forge Viewer later today
– Warning swallower
– Roomedit3dv3 transform viewer extension
– Forge webinar series...
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Posted on September 29, 2016 at 11:00 in Algorithm, Cloud, Failure, Forge, Getting Started, Hackathon, Training, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am still in the initial steps of preparing for my upcoming presentations on connecting the desktop and the cloud and exploring more Forge sample starting points. At the same time, we are in the midst of the Forge and AppStore online hackathon webinars, with one down and nine more to come – More Roomedit3dv3 starting points – Forge webinar series... Read more →
Posted on September 22, 2016 at 11:00 in 360, Accelerator, AppStore, Cloud, Events, Exchange, Forge, Getting Started, Hackathon, News, Training, Update, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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For the fourth year in a row, we are hosting an online hackathon. In fact, it already started: the Autodesk App Store Forge and Fusion 360 Hackathon is running from September 1 until October 31. This time, the focus is on building apps using Forge APIs and Fusion 360 and extending the Forge ecosystem. Forge is a development platform – a set of cloud services that connects design, engineering, visualization, collaboration, production and operations workflows for all domains. At this early stage of Forge, many people may be interested in learning more about the Forge APIs with no obligation to publish an app; you are more than welcome to attend the free API webinars... Read more →
Posted on September 08, 2016 at 11:00 in Cloud, Forge, Getting Started, Hackathon, Training, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Topics for today
– How does code signing of Revit add-ins increase security?
– What happened to LoadCaseArray
?
– How and where to search for help on a Revit API question?
– Dynamo 1.1 Update...
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Posted on September 01, 2016 at 11:00 in .NET, 2017, Docs, Dynamo, External, Installation, Migration, News, RST, SDK Samples, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Here is a bunch of long overdue news items to round off this hot week – Trusted add-in signature – Revit 2017 API news summary – ADN training labs for Revit 2017 – ADN Xtra labs Revit 2017 migration – We had an extensive discussion on the topic of equipping each Revit add-in with a trusted signature in order to avoid the warning presented before loading it that otherwise pops up and needs to be manually confirmed by the user... Read more →
Posted on August 26, 2016 at 11:00 in .NET, 2017, DevDays, Getting Started, Migration, SDK Samples, Training, Update | Permalink | 0 Comments
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In the beginning of the week, I listed my things to do next, including the most important and exciting one, attending and presenting at the Forge DevCon developer conference in San Francisco June 15-16. My to-do list also includes the Forge accelerators being held in Barcelona May 16-20 and in San Francisco June 19-24. Now the calls for proposals have opened for both Autodesk University and the Forge accelerator in San Francisco... Read more →
Posted on April 29, 2016 at 11:00 in Accelerator, AU, Cloud, Events, Forge, Getting Started, Hackathon, Mobile, News, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I spent this week in Madrid, presenting at the BIM Programming conference and teaching the subsequent two-day workshop on the Revit API and connecting the desktop and the cloud – BIM Programming mainstage presentation – The Spanish nature of connectivity – Castafiore – Zazen – Matins – AlphaGo, machine learning and intuition... Read more →
Posted on January 29, 2016 at 11:00 in 360, BIM, Cloud, Desktop, Events, Forge, Getting Started, Philosophy, Photo, Training, Travel | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Let's end this week by taking a look at two new AEC and BIM related publications: a new Autodesk eBook, Era of Connection, and a Dutch architectural design student project exploring Revit families and data handling – Era of Connection – Revit Families and Data Handling... Read more →
Posted on January 15, 2016 at 11:00 in 360, BIM, BPA, Cloud, Family, Getting Started, Philosophy, Storage, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Let's revisit the ever-recurring topic of retrieving all model elements, and also look at a well-documented workflow for retrofitting historical buildings, the renovation of the Milano Teatro Lirico opera house... Read more →
Posted on January 08, 2016 at 11:00 in Algorithm, Cloud, Data Access, Export, Geometry, Photo, ReCap, SDK Samples, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am presenting three classes at the Revit Technology Conference RTC – Autumn walk over Schauenburg – Full moon fire – Revit 2016 R2 – Session #44 Connecting the Desktop and the Cloud – Session #130 The Building Coder Chatroom – Session #161 Getting Started with Revit Macros... Read more →
Posted on October 27, 2015 at 11:00 in .NET, CompHound, Getting Started, Macro, News, Photo, RTC, SDK Samples, Training, Update, User Interface | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Today I'll highlight two items, plus an addendum for Kinjal and Carolina – Revit Answer Day – Creating a Roof – Setting FootPrintRoof Slope... Read more →
Posted on September 28, 2015 at 11:00 in Element Creation, Events, External, Getting Started, Training, User Interface | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I returned from the Autodesk Cloud Accelerator in Prague, where I finished off cleaning up the FireRating in the Cloud sample and made some good inroads into the new CompHound project. Some learning resources and sharing philosophy – Håvard Vasshaug on Learning Dynamo and Sharing Content – Open Source BIM, IFC and FreeCAD – Chinese Revit API Book... Read more →
Posted on September 22, 2015 at 11:00 in Accelerator, BIM, Content, Dynamo, Getting Started, IFC, Library, News, Open Source, Philosophy, Photo, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Lots of topics from Revit API discussion forum threads and GitHub updates: Family category; Keeping track of elements; Undoing a transaction; RevitLookup, GetRevisionData and ADN Revit API Training Labs update... Read more →
Posted on September 03, 2015 at 11:00 in 2015, Element Relationships, Family, RevitLookup, SDK Samples, Training, Transaction, Update, VB | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Let's discuss some more Revit add-in migration aspects and yet another completed migration task: ADN Revit API training labs Xtra migration Multi-version add-ins and CNC Direct ADN Revit API Training Labs Xtra Migration I recently mentioned that the official ADN Revit API Labs Training Material for Revit 2016 is available from the Revit Developer Centre and the Revit API Training GitHub repository. They are used for our standard two- or three-day hands-on Revit API introduction training courses. They are also... Read more →
Posted on June 18, 2015 at 11:00 in 2016, Data Access, Material, Migration, Training, Update, Utilities, VB | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I submitted my yearly Autodesk University proposal for the Revit API expert panel. Time for you to submit yours as well. The call for proposals closes in one week – the deadline is May 26th. Besides that, here are some other things I want to point out: Titbits from the Q1 report Autodesk University proposals ADN Revit API labs training material for Revit 2016 Updated Visual Studio add-in wizards for Revit 2016 Titbits from the Q1 Report Autodesk posted a... Read more →
Posted on May 20, 2015 at 11:00 in .NET, 2016, AU, BIM, BPA, Getting Started, Glue, News, Training, Update, VB | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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The first Autodesk Cloud Accelerator completed last week with great success. As a result, the Autodesk Cloud Accelerator v2 has already been announced, in quick succession, on June 1-12, 2015. What is this cloud accelerator thing? Simply put, a two-week intensive workshop for creative developers, hosted by Autodesk in San Francisco, to expand your business in the cloud. Read more about it on the web site and in my announcement of the first Autodesk Cloud Accelerator two months ago. Apply... Read more →
Happy Valentine's Day! I keep repeating how much I love all kinds of geometric problems – besides my sweetheart, of course – merci filmool fier di scheeni Bliemli! Unfortunately, there are far too few of them around :-) Happily, Jordi just raised one in the Revit API discussion forum thread on an API C# question, providing another welcome opportunity to make use of the Face Project and ComputeDerivatives methods: Question: I'm coding a plugin for Revit 2015 that inserts a... Read more →
Posted on February 14, 2015 at 11:00 in Algorithm, Data Access, Family, Geometry, Training, Utilities | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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I have been pretty busy answering queries on the Revit API discussion forum in the last few days. Here are two that I quite like that came up today, on calculating areas occupied by furniture and equipment family instances and loading a project file automatically on Revit start-up. Calculating Areas Occupied by Furniture and Equipment Family Instances This query was raised by Vyom Dixit on how to calculate model group elements area: Question: I am new to the Revit API.... Read more →
Posted on February 04, 2015 at 11:00 in Algorithm, Family, Geometry, Git, Migration, Parameters, SDK Samples, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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We have an internship opening coming up, and geometrical topics like sorting face loop edges is always fun: Wanted more alive than alive: intern Sorting face loop edges Wanted More Alive than Alive: Intern Are you or someone you know currently pursuing a bachelor or master's degree in computer science or a discipline with a strong computing component? Are you looking for a potentially life-changing internship experience this summer? Look no further; the Autodesk Developer Network is looking for an... Read more →
Posted on January 09, 2015 at 11:00 in Geometry, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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Last opportunity to make one more New Year's Resolution! Submit a proposal for the cloud accelerator: Cloud Accelerator Revit API Discussion Forum Activity C# Samples and Getting Started with the Revit API 2D Coordinates of Curve Endpoints in View3d Edit IFC Import to Write Extensible Storage Cloud Accelerator Talking about opportunities to dive deep and fast into cool web oriented technology, check out the Autodesk Cloud Accelerator, a two-week workshop in March 2015 in our San Francisco office for up... Read more →
Posted on January 08, 2015 at 11:00 in Cloud, Geometry, Getting Started, IFC, Open Source, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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The Revit API expert panel session took place directly after the keynote session... Read more →
Posted on December 03, 2014 at 11:00 in AU, News, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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Wow, hark these cool topics for today: Autodesk Cloud Accelerator workshop invitation BIM becomes VDC Using Transaction Groups to Relinquish Elements Without Saving or Syncing Autodesk Cloud Accelerator Workshop Invitation Autodesk just announced the 2015 Autodesk Cloud Accelerator, a two-week workshop in March 2015 in our San Francisco office for up to 14 creative software developers. For two weeks, March 9 to March 20, 2015, participants will work intensively on their chosen project with the help, support, and training of... Read more →
Posted on November 20, 2014 at 11:00 in BIM, Cloud, Getting Started, Training, Transaction, VDC, Workset | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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I spent Monday evening at the interesting meetup workshop on functional programming in JavaScript led by basel.js meetup group regular Lukasz Gintowt. All available seats were taken with 20 participants. Follow the link above to get to all the interesting material we looked at. It reminded me somewhat of the early days of AutoCAD programming, where the more elegant AutoLISP solutions tended towards functional programming... Remember car, cdr, mapcar, apply and lambda? Basically, that is part of what we talked... Read more →
Posted on November 04, 2014 at 11:00 in Adva, JavaScript, Meetup, Training, View | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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Last week, I attended an interesting and rather sobering presentation on sustainability by Niko Paech entitled Befreiung vom Überfluss – liberation from excessive abundance – the German title is shorter and sounds better, for a change. That prompted me to have a look at my own CO2 footprint. This just happened to coincide more or less with the People's Climate March taking place simultaneously all around the world, including ten thousand participands in Berlin, Geneva and Zurich. Before getting to... Read more →
Posted on September 22, 2014 at 11:00 in Apps, Events, Exchange, Hackathon, News, Training, Travel | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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Lots of stuff is going on and we have an exciting heavy duty weekend ahead of us: ADN API evangelist job opportunities Autodesk Exchange Apps hackathon this weekend October events and travel in Europe Comparing a plane and a face ADN API Evangelist Job Opportunities I recently mentioned an ADN API evangelist job opening in San Francisco. We are actually looking for other talented new people to join the ADN DevTech team as well. The main openings right now are... Read more →
Posted on September 18, 2014 at 11:00 in Apps, Events, Exchange, Geometry, Getting Started, Hackathon, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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I had several cases recently discussing advanced Revit API exploration issues with experienced application developers new to the Revit API. Therefore, once again, the topic of available tools and their various uses came up. One important tool for me is the simple element lister, which is currently still part of the ADN Xtra labs, the precursor to the official ADN Revit API training labs. I had not yet migrated those to Revit 2015, so I now finally did so and... Read more →
Posted on September 11, 2014 at 11:00 in Export, Getting Started, Git, JSON, Migration, RevitLookup, SDK Samples, Training, Utilities, va3c | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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I listed a whole bunch of upcoming events last week. Now I have yet another one to announce, a webinar introducing the Autodesk View and Data API, immediately preceding the exchange apps hackathon. Autodesk Exchange Apps Hackathon – September 20-21, 2014 There are less than two weeks left before the Autodesk Exchange Apps Hackathon, a two-day virtual web based coding 'festival' that will run from September 20 through to September 21, 2014. This year's event is bigger and better than... Read more →
Posted on September 08, 2014 at 11:00 in 360, Cloud, Data Access, Getting Started, Hackathon, Mobile, Parameters, RME, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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Here is a list of upcoming events, most of which I will be involved in in one way or another: DevDays 2014 DevDay & DevHack in Las Vegas Meetups and Hackathons DevDays 2014 Here is the list of cities and dates where our DevDays events 2014 will be held around the world later this year. These events are accessible to ADN members. If you are not an ADN member and still would be interested in learning more about application development... Read more →