Things my grandfather taught me ... about meetings – “Anything that lasts longer than thirty minutes is not a meeting anymore. It’s people wasting time so they don’t have to do any real work.”
I encourage all developers interested in the Revit API to join Boris Shafiro, me and the Revit development team in the Revit API expert roundtable and feedback session at Autodesk University this week, on Thursday, 19 November 2020, 15:00-16:00 o'clock Central European Time, CET.
To do so, please register for AU and navigate to the Idea Exchange feedback workshop #61:
Interact with a panel of Revit API experts who will answer your questions and discuss all relevant topics of your choice.
Share feedback on using Revit API: what's working and not, what's missing; (a) major painpoints and inefficiencies; (b) missing coverage/functionality; (c) priorities/wishes for future development.
Please note that prior .NET programming and Revit add-in development experience is required. This class is not suitable for beginners. Space is limited.
Duration: 60 minutes
Boris Shafiro, Revit Software Development Manager, is leading this session, and the following other Revit API experts will be participating:
I'm looking forward to seeing you there!
Things my grandfather taught me ... about meetings – “Anything that lasts longer than thirty minutes is not a meeting anymore. It’s people wasting time so they don’t have to do any real work.”