Description
Autodesk Data Exchange is a new service that facilitates interoperability between Autodesk and non-Autodesk products, helping you to unlock your data and share the right data with the right stakeholders at the right time. The powerful API allows you to access the granular data in exchanges and integrate the Autodesk Data Exchange service into your pipeline and use it as a data exchange stack. In this class, we will briefly look at the client-side workflow of Autodesk Data Exchange, and then we'll look at the tools made available to developers to help them tap into that workflow. The tools made available by the Autodesk Data Exchange team vary based on complexity, allowing you to either just access the granular data in exchanges, or go beyond that and build your own connectors that will allow custom workflows to read and write data into exchange context.
Key Learnings
- Learn about what Autodesk Data Exchange service is and the value it brings.
- Learn the tools available to developers to access the exchanged data.
- Find out about Data Exchange API best practices for filtering and accessing only the relevant data.
- Learn how to build a custom connector that will allow you to read and write data into exchanged data.
Speakers
- DGDenis GrigorI like to know how everything works under the hood, so I am not afraid of low-level stuff like bits, buffers, pointers, stack, heap, threads, shaders and of course Math. Now I am slowly specializing on 3D for Web, from raw WebGL to libraries and frameworks with different levels of abstractions. I like to speak C++ (mostly with modern dialect) and Python, but I also started to like my new "tool” named Go.
- GHGreg HenryGreg is a Senior Software Engineering Manager at Autodesk and leads some of the engineering teams working on various Autodesk Data Exchange solutions.
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