설명
Ideally, a dedicated software development team, skilled in the software development lifecycle, handles the task of customizing Autodesk, Inc.'s, products to meet your business needs. More often this task is handled by the advanced CAD user or manager who started off tinkering with a few lines of script but now spends nights and weekends wrestling a mountain of now-mission-critical code. If this scenario sounds a little too familiar, please join me as I give you a crash course in effective software development practices while sharing some tips and tricks that should make your code-wrangling days more enjoyable.
주요 학습
- Learn how to apply modern techniques to maintain and back up scripts and source code
- Understand the fundamentals of the software development lifecycle
- Learn how to deploy additional tools to enable an easier coding workflow
- Learn how to create and understand the value of automated tests
발표자
- MPMark PerrottMark Perrott is a solution architect in the Autodesk Consulting Team at Autodesk, Inc. Coming from a software development and systems integrations background, Mark has experience in a range of Autodesk products and APIs. He specializes in utilities and data management, and he has successfully architected and deployed Autodesk software into large organizations building on Forge, Vault software, Revit software, and AutoCAD software. Mark holds a Master of Information Technology degree and a bachelor's degree in multimedia (networks and computing).
Tom ClossTom Closs has worked with multiple design technologies since 1994. Prior to joining Autodesk Tom worked as an Automated Machine, Design Engineer before moving into consulting full time. Tom Joined Autodesk Vault Team in 2007 and Autodesk Consulting in 2012. Throughout Tom’s career Tom has been involved in many large scale projects from Vault implementations and system integrations to custom tool development and teaching. Tom has worked with a wide variety of technologies including AutoCAD, Inventor, AutoCAD Mechanical, Revit, Navisworks, Fusion 360, Vault, Fusion Lifecycle, 3DS Max, Stingray, and others.