Special message from the Autodesk Developer Network (ADN) Team.

Are you interested in customizing, extending or integrating with Autodesk software products such as Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD Civil 3D, Autodesk Inventor, Autodesk Vault, new Autodesk web services and mobile technologies, and more?

If yes then the Autodesk DevCamps are for you!

Autodesk is holding two DevCamps this year – one for AEC products and one for  Manufacturing products.

AEC

When: June 6-7, with a DevLab on June 8
Where: Boston, Massachusetts -- near Autodesk’s AEC Division headquarters
Cost: early bird discount fee of US $500 valid to April 30, 2012, thereafter US $600

Manufacturing

When: June 13-14, with a DevLab on June 15
Where: Portland, Oregon -- near Autodesk’s Manufacturing Division headquarters
Cost: early bird discount fee of US $500 valid to April 30, 2012, thereafter US $600

Each DevCamp offers training for beginners and experts on the APIs of each of the products listed above and more. You get to talk to Autodesk product management and engineering staff, and to meet fellow developers like you. There is also a Business Development track for those steering their company’s strategic direction and investments as well as Autodesk specific sales and marketing topics. 

Following on from each DevCamp we are holding a day long DevLab. The DevLab has no agenda as it’s all about spending quality time working with you on your specific needs and challenges. ADN DevTech engineers covering Autodesk technologies – Inventor, Vault Revit, Civil 3D, and more - are available to help you – 1 to 1. Bring your laptop and work on your code as you’d normally do in your own office. With DevLab you have a team of experts available to review your code, answer your questions, and make suggestions.

If you want to be informed of regular updates on these events, including agenda information, when registration opens, and early bird registration discounts, please send an email to Melrose Ross melrose.ross@autodesk.com including your full name and company name.

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