WE MADE IT!
It's been a long 100 days, but Michael Pares has officially completed #100DaysofForge.
The purpose behind #100DaysofCode, which inspired this challenge, is to make a commitment to achieving results you want. By completing this challenge and further developing ForgeFlow, Michael proved his dedication to this product and to Autodesk Platform Services. With each day he worked the challenge, ForgeFlow improved gradually, resulting in visible growth in the product by the end of these 100 days. Our developers are excited to continue to grow this product to meet the needs of our clients across multiple disciplines, and there is a lot more to come from ForgeFlow.
In the video below, Michael recaps his experience of spending an hour a day in Autodesk Platform Services (previously Autodesk Forge) for 100 days.
- 5 Ways to Get Help with APS (Forge) Development > Read the Blog Post
- 5 Resources for Learning APS (Forge) Development > Read the Blog Post
- Interview with Greg Lemons, lead ForgeFlow Developer > Watch the Interview
- Interview with Joey Baughman, PLM Implementation Consultant > Watch the Interview
- Interview with Jarod Schultz, Director of Strategy - Industrialized Construction > Watch the Interview
- Interview with Drew Waszak, Application Developer II > Watch the Interview
This is the final update in our #100DaysofForge challenge series. We hope you gained some helpful resources for Autodesk Platform Services and see the benefits of our ForgeFlow product.
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