DevCamps and DevLabs

DevCamps are held every other year to help software developers learn how to work with Autodesk platform technologies.  The two industry specific Developer Camps include several tracks catering to the learning needs of beginner and expert software developers – as well as a business track for start-ups looking to develop and leverage their relationship with Autodesk.

This is an opportunity for face to face contact with Autodesk’s development engineers.  There is also a third “DevLab” day where you can work on your hardest coding challenges with an Autodesk software engineer looking over your shoulder giving you immediate help and advice.  You can bring your laptop and work on your code as you would in your own office with the difference that you have a team of DevTech experts  available to review your code if you’d like.. 

Cloud and Mobile Classes

This year there will also be several classes on helping you get started developing apps based on cloud and mobile technologies.  This is an opportunity to learn how to build cloud apps that you can deploy everywhere, through web browsers, iPhones, iPads or Android devices.

AEC DevCamp, June 6-7 (outside of Boston)
You can attend beginner and expert classes on developing solutions with Autodesk® Revit® (all flavors including Server), AutoCAD® Civil 3D®, Autodesk® Infrastructure Map Server, Autodesk® Vault, Autodesk BIM 360, Autodesk Project Vasari, Autodesk® Green Building Studio®, Autodesk® Navisworks®, and several more Autodesk AEC technologies. List of classes.  Register.

Optional AEC DevLab, June 8, requires a separate registration here.

Manufacturing DevCamp, June 13-14 (in Portland)
You can attend beginner and expert classes on developing solutions with Autodesk® Inventor® (including Inventor ETO), Autodesk® Vault, Autodesk® Navisworks, Autodesk PLM 360, and several more Autodesk manufacturing technologies.  List of classes.  Register.

Optional MFG DevLab June 15,  requires a separate registration here.