Learn Forge tutorial (http://learnforge.autodesk.io) launched some time ago with NodeJS and .Net, was enriched with Go track. Thus, making it even more appealing to those who prefer Go language.
Deploy Forge .NET apps to AWS Elastic Beanstalk
Deploying your application to AWS Elastic Beanstalk made easy
Upcoming enhancement to the Data Management API
Server-side improvements to the handling of files uploaded to BIM 360 Docs via the API. No code changes required.
Webhooks graduated from beta: breaking changes
Forge Webhooks API has graduated from Beta and, as result, some attributes names changed.
Steelcase Improves Its Own Processes and Provides a Better Customer Experience with Autodesk Forge
Let's say you've been an Autodesk customer for a long time. You've got decades of your intellectual property captured in AutoCAD drawings or Revit Building Information Models. If you'd like to
Curious about the Forge Accelerator events? Want to know how you can benefit? Then read on:
What is a Forge Accelerator event? The event is a workshop lasting between 3-5 days (depending on location) where you spend time working side by side with Autodesk engineers and Developers, just like
Event monitor for the Viewer
In order to understand what is going on inside the Viewer it can be useful to see the events that are firing at certain points. Philippe already has a nice and polished solution for this implemented
Do simple Viewer API tests quickly
In case of doing simple API tests like locking the view or checking properties of objects with known dbId, etc, you can do that on any of the Autodesk storage websites like A360. You just have to open