Descripción
Interact with a panel of Revit API experts to answer your questions and discuss all relevant topics of your choice. For anyone writing add-ins for Revit software, this is the perfect forum to better get to know the people who shape the APIs you work with and explain your views, ideas, and problems face to face. Please note that prior .NET programming and Revit add-in development experience is required. This class is not suitable for beginners.
Aprendizajes clave
- Get answers to Revit programming questions that are bugging you
- Meet and make yourself heard to the Revit Development Team and developer support experts
- Discuss your needs, wishes, and solutions with Autodesk employees and your peers
- Gain a first-hand impression of the current hot Revit API issues
Oradores
Augusto GoncalvesAugusto Goncalves has been an API evangelist at Autodesk, Inc., since 2008. He works with all sorts of technologies, from classic desktop to modern mobile and web platforms, including .NET for AutoCAD software and Revit software, and JavaScript application programming interface for NodeJS.- AVAngel VelezAngel Velez is a Distinguished Engineer and Product Owner at Autodesk, Inc. In 1992, he graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with BS degrees in computer science and mathematics, and he graduated from Stanford University with a master's degree in computer science in 1994. After working in the mechanical CAD industry for 5 years, he joined Charles River Software in 1999 to work on a project that eventually became known as Revit. Currently, Angel is a product owner and developer on the Revit Protractors and Con-tractors teams, which concentrate on connected desktop and cloud-based workflows (including IFC and the AEC Data Model) and Revit core geometry.
Miroslav SchonauerMiro has extensive combined engineering and IT background, with a Dipl.Ing. in Civil and Structural Engineering (Split, Croatia 1988), PhD. in Numerical Methods in Engineering (Swansea, Wales, 1993) and 35+ years’ experience in commercial engineering software design, development and customization. His initial involvement with 3D AEC and BIM (before it was even called BIM!) took place between 1995 and 2000 within AceCad Software and its then-market-leading 3D structural steelwork modelling solution StruCAD, where he was leading the integration efforts with various 3rd party 3D structural analysis/design (QSE, Staad III, etc.) and Plant Design (Intergraph, Aveva) software packages through proprietary and neutral/public data formats. He's been with Autodesk since 2000, initially as Developer Consulting Specialist leading the AEC support team (AutoCAD, LDDT, ADT/ACA, MEP, Revit and Civil3D APIs) and currently as Senior Solutions (Software) Architect with Autodesk Consulting. His specialty have always been APIs for all Autodesk® AEC and BIM products, now extended from pure desktop APIs into the full APS cloud platform. He's conducted numerous training sessions, given many conference talks and provided direct technical support on such topics. For the last 18 years, he's been applying combined API, products, industry, software/IT methodologies and process analyses knowledge to architecting and developing consulting solutions that extend the functionality of Autodesk BIM/AEC desktop and cloud products/platform; and integrate them within various generic and /or specific customer workflows, processes and solutions.- DCDiane ChristoforoDiane Christoforo has been a software developer at Autodesk for fifteen years. She graduated with a degree in computer science from MIT in 2005. She has worked on a variety of aspects of Autodesk Revit, including linked files, Autodesk Revit eTransmit, the API, shared coordinates, and Forge Design Automation for Revit. She square dances in her spare time.
- RBRahul BhobeRahul Bhobe is a Senior Principal Software Developer for Revit at Autodesk. He holds a B. Tech degree in Naval Architecture from IIT Madras and a masters degree in Software Systems. He has been with Autodesk for 14 years working on several features of Revit. Currently he is developing Design Automation for Revit and teaching customers how to use them. He has taught multiple AU classes in past 4 years. In 2008, he started working on Revit Conceptual Modeling design where he implemented Adaptive Components, Point Elements and Divided Surface. He has then worked on several Revit features like Family, Groups, Links and Worksharing. He has a total of 22 years of CAD/CAM development experience.
Keith WhiteKeith White is an experienced architect and technical consultant with over 20 years of experience in building design and construction, and a passion for Building Information Modeling BIM and Data Integrations. Keith is a Manager of a Technical Consulting with Autodesk Consulting, developing solutions for customers in AutoCAD, Revit, and Navisworks desktop software and Autodesk cloud services in ACC/BIM 360/Forge Platform. Prior to joining Autodesk, Inc. in 2015, Keith developed custom solutions for the precast concrete industry in Revit software. Prior to that, he was also a partner in an architecture firm, where he worked for 12 years on numerous architectural projects and project types in addition to his roles in CAD/BIM/IT management, training, and the leading of firm-wide adoption of technology strategies. In addition to his AEC experiences, Keith has also developed and taught classes for AutoCAD and Revit software for the University of West Florida.
Sasha CrottySasha Crotty leads Autodesk’s AEC Platform Data team, focused on building an open and extensible data platform connecting AECO teams in their tools of choice. Since joining Autodesk in 2005 has taken on multiple roles from writing code for Revit Structure to product management for the Revit platform and services. Sasha holds a BA in Architecture and a BS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley, as well as an MBA from Boston University.
Boris ShafiroBoris Shafiro holds Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Tufts University. He was an early member of the Revit startup team and joined Autodesk in 2002 through the acquisition. He worked as Principal Software Engineer and then Dev Manager in several areas of Revit development, including views, annotations, families, geometry, interoperability and API. He taught multiple classes on Revit API for ADN members. Currently he is a Team Manager, Scrum Master and the facilitator of Revit API Guild.
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