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1 Jun 2018
Forge DevCon is a two-day conference with 40+ classes that cover a wide variety of topics.
Right now we are in the middle of Call for Proposals and are accepting applications with class ideas until June 11.
This year we are focusing on architecture, engineering, construction, design, and manufacturing. New this year, we're focusing on more general web programming, getting started with Forge, and case studies covering an integration or application.
To get you inspired to submit your class idea, we wanted to share 12 popular classes from 2017 that will hopefully get you motivated to submit that idea you've been thinking of. And if you have any questions at any time reach out to the Forge DevCon Speaker Management team.
Deadline to get your ideas in is June 11
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This class covers how Autodesk Forge can be used as the platform to develop a collaborative cloud-based solution to allow models and associated information to be viewed through the web-browser.
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This class covered how Steelcase used innovative methods to visualize and co-design their products.
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4. Deep Learning Demystified
NVIDIA shared their Deep Learning Institute approach and resources available to help developers use deep learning to solve challenges.
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Kevin Vandecar and Zhong Wu walk through getting started with a WebVR application. They included quizzes and prizes to get the audience engaged.
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6. Industry 4.0: AI and the Future of Manufacturing with Elvis!
Elvis Jones from AWS returned this year to teach TWO classes. This one covering AI and another about developer tools from AWS.
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Adam Nagy walks users through how to add webhooks and notifications to your applications. This class starts with the basics and ends with
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Sharmila Phadnis walks through Model Derivative API and some of the extended capabilities beyond the well-known translation and viewing.
This class covered how you can build a mobile app with a customized UI experience using Forge data.
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This was an intermediate class that helped people with basic understanding of web and cloud development go over examples using REST APIs to consume JSON data.
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This class covered “What I wish I knew when I first developed an app using APIs”. This class was so popular Galia was asked back to be a content lead at Forge DevCon in 2018.
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This course had a refresher on .NET and covered how to leverage Forge in you’re apps.
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Don't delay, submit your idea today!