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Get inspired and learn about the latest API updates at Autodesk DevCon 2023 in San Franciso, CA, on September 6-7.

Autodesk DevCon 2023 (Autodesk Developer Conference) is a great opportunity for you and your team to learn more about leading-edge technology from Autodesk experts, network with other developers and business leaders, and see how our desktop APIs and cloud-based Autodesk Platform Services (formerly Forge) can power your company's growth and digital transformation.

A few featured classes at DevCon 2023: 

• MFG Data Model
• Autodesk Inventor: Connecting to the Cloud
• Configurators basics (Design Automation - in Inventor context)
• Data Exchange Overview 
• Developer Experience Roadmap
• App Store: Opportunities and Best Practices

View detailed agenda here. 

Whether you are a software developer, product manager, or CTO, Autodesk DevCon is the place to be!

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[JelteDeJong · Accepted solution]

@julia_eremeeva_brun I can not come, I really wish I could. Anyway, I did have a look at the breakout sessions. I did see that there is a room all day reserved for feedback. I have some questions/crazy thoughts that I would like to talk about.

• when will Inventor API start using .net core?
• if I want to use APS (.net core) I write c# code on my server but for fusion add-ins, I need Python or C++. I want to use C#  all the way. 
• Can we get 1 API that works for Inventor and Fusion? There is a lot of overlap in functionality.  Like: 1 dll with API interfaces and 2 dll's with implementations for Inventor and Fusion. It would be cool if I create an add-in that could work on Inventor and Fusion.

If anyone in the feedback room is bored I would like a reaction 😉

[julia_eremeeva_brun]

Thanks for the feedback! I forwarded this to our product team and will bring it up at DevCon. Expect to hear back from me in September 😊