AutoCAD Web (https://web.autocad.com) officially launched in March 2018. It’s the culmination of years of work to refactor and port the AutoCAD desktop code for the browser. As a result, AutoCAD Web shares all the C++ code that is responsible for the core, in-canvas drafting experiences with AutoCAD desktop. This includes the APIs, too. This talk is about the applications and extensions that you can build with AutoCAD Web, and our plans for the future.

The AutoCAD web app is your cloud collaboration solution for viewing and editing your drawings. The app is evolving and improving on a continual basis with new and exciting features. It’s not just a standalone application, but works with your favorite storage providers, as well as the entire AutoCAD family. Learn from the AutoCAD web app team about how you can apply the AutoCAD web app to your daily life. Along with a brief history of the AutoCAD web app, topics will include storage providers, current features, connectivity with the rest of the AutoCAD family.

With the release of One AutoCAD software, you can now take your CAD projects on the go with AutoCAD web—the browser-based version of the original AutoCAD software. This course will show you how to set up your desktop installation of AutoCAD to work with A360 Drive, how to save to web and mobile, and how to use AutoCAD web in Google Chrome. You will also learn how to view and edit designs on the fly and in the field from a tablet or smartphone, and discover how to communicate your designs using Viewer. You will learn how to access the tools from any mobile browser, sync your files across devices, upload files on the go, and edit drawings from a mobile browser—or sync them back to the desktop for closer inspection. This session features AutoCAD, A360 Drive, AutoCAD web, the AutoCAD mobile app, and Viewer.

In this lab you'll have the opportunity to explore real world projects and scenarios that teams have had success with, leveraging the power of AutoCAD on the web. Be inspired with new ways to improve your workflows, and seamlessly extend collaboration to more stakeholders—unlocking the true potential of a subscription to AutoCAD or and the new AutoCAD Web offering.

Did you know that you can access the power of AutoCAD software on a web browser? Yes, you can—with no install on any computer, no matter where you are! People all around the world are using the AutoCAD web app to create, view, and edit their DWG technology anytime, anywhere. Let's discover how you and your team can work efficiently together and collaborate using the AutoCAD web app. In this class, you'll learn how to save time, reduce errors, increase collaboration, and ultimately delight your customers. Catch up with the latest technology and see how the AutoCAD web app can help you unlock cloud collaboration in this new work-anywhere world!

With the release of the AutoCAD including specialized toolsets subscription last year, you can now also take your CAD projects on the go with the AutoCAD web app —the browser-based version of the original AutoCAD software. Shaun Bryant (CadJedi), a LinkedIn Learning [in]structor, will show you how to save from AutoCAD directly to your web and mobile apps. You will learn how to use the AutoCAD web app in Google Chrome, learn how to view and edit designs on the fly and in the field from a tablet or smartphone and communicate your designs from the field, and back to your AutoCAD desktop app. You will also learn how to access the tools from any mobile browser, sync your files across your mobile devices, upload files on the go, and edit drawings from a mobile browser—or sync them back to the desktop for closer inspection.

AutoCAD software is a widely accepted and practiced CAD tool. It is the world’s best 2D drafting tool with high ease-of-use capability. Even though 3D-modeling software systems are governing the CAD market today, AutoCAD is able to increase its market capture. When it comes to the shop floor, it is 2D AutoCAD drawings that are actually used for manufacturing/ production as engineers or operators typically need 2D drawings for shop-floor usage. After recently launching the cloud-based AutoCAD web app, Autodesk has gained popularity among new users. You only need to create an account (paid/free) on Autodesk, and you can access your work, edit it, and even make new drawings. However, there are several limitations with the AutoCAD web app. This class will discuss how to work with the AutoCAD web app, and cover its advantages and limitations.

AutoCAD web and mobile apps redefine the design experience by providing an integrated, connected ecosystem for design and collaboration. The main objective of this session is to demonstrate how AutoCAD web and mobile apps can revolutionize the way we work on DWG files, making the process more efficient and collaborative. In this class, we will explore the collaborative features of AutoCAD web and mobile apps, and demonstrate them through real-world workflows.

Discover the possibilities of incorporating AutoCAD on the web and on mobile within your organization. Whether you're simply marking up changes on the job site, or executing web enable automations, we'll walk you through a series of real-world examples of complete project lifecycle that seamlessly extends collaboration to new levels - allowing contributors unlock the true potential of a subscription to AutoCAD or and the new AutoCAD Web offering.

Take your CAD projects on the road with you, using the A360 Drive cloud platform and AutoCAD mobile app and AutoCAD web app—the mobile and browser-based versions of classic AutoCAD desktop software. This course will show you how to set up your desktop installation of AutoCAD to work with A360 Drive, and how to view and edit designs on the fly and in the field from a tablet or smartphone, using both AutoCAD mobile and AutoCAD web. You will learn how to access the tools from any mobile browser, sync your files across devices, upload files on the go, and edit drawings from a mobile browser—or sync them back to the desktop for closer inspection. This session features AutoCAD, A360 Drive, AutoCAD mobile, and AutoCAD web. It is AIA approved.

Shaun Bryant (CadJedi), a LinkedIn Learning [in]structor, will show you how to take your CAD projects on the road, utilizing the cloud and the AutoCAD web and mobile apps—the mobile and browser-based versions of the classic AutoCAD desktop software. There's no longer any need to hold large drawings down with bricks on-site in order to view them. Learn how to set up your desktop installation of AutoCAD to work with the cloud-based Web and Mobile folders. Discover how to view and edit designs on the fly and in the field from a tablet or smartphone. Using both the AutoCAD mobile app and the AutoCAD web app, you will learn how to access the tools from any mobile device or browser, sync your files across devices, and upload files on the go, as well as edit drawings from a mobile browser or sync them back to the desktop for closer inspection in the warmth of your office. You can even edit markups made in the field using the new Trace functionality!

Looking to transition to a complete digital design process that works wherever you are? Unlock the full potential of your subscription through anytime AutoCAD access. In this class, we’ll explore the benefits of these tools as we walk through several daily workflows that maximize some unique capabilities available in AutoCAD software on the web and mobile.

Shaun Bryant (CadJedi), a LinkedIn Learning [in]structor, will show you how to take your CAD projects on the road, using the cloud, the AutoCAD mobile app, and the AutoCAD web app, as well as the mobile and browser-based versions of classic AutoCAD desktop software. You no longer need to use bricks to hold down large drawings on-site for viewing; Shaun will show you how to set up a desktop installation of AutoCAD software to work with the cloud-based web and mobile folders, and how to view and edit designs on the fly and in the field from a tablet or smartphone. Using both the AutoCAD mobile app and the AutoCAD web app, you’ll learn how to access the tools from any mobile browser, sync your files across devices, upload files on the go, and edit drawings from a mobile browser or sync them back to the desktop for closer inspection once you’re back in the comfort of your office!

In the current professional world, collaboration in the cloud and the ability to work anytime from anywhere are essential. Many forward-looking organizations are adopting modern, insightful, and connected ways of working across their main workflows. Don't get left behind! In this talk, we will discuss how our Enterprise Business Agreement customers can capitalize on the AutoCAD web app and AutoCAD mobile app within their existing agreement and token usage. We'll showcase examples from various industries of successfully adopting and integrating AutoCAD cloud-first offerings. You will learn how to optimize your portfolio, get insights from your usage patterns, and incorporate the AutoCAD web and mobile products into your teams' daily work. At the end of this talk, you'll be able to help your business use AutoCAD software to go to where the puck will be, and not stay where it was.

Customers around the world are using the AutoCAD web app and mobile app to create DWG™ technology, measure objects, annotate and markup in the field, and gain general access to essential drawings, wherever the job takes them. Grab this opportunity and register to discover how you and your team can leverage AutoCAD even further in today's dynamic, always-on-the-go world. In this class, we'll discuss how customers use AutoCAD anytime, anywhere. You'll learn how to save time and money, reduce errors and conflicts, increase collaboration and delight your customers. Moreover, you'll discover how to convince yourself and others inside and outside your organization that the move to the cloud and the use of web and mobile is not the future, it is the present and if you're not there today - you miss on a competitive advantage. Additionally, we'll highlight what's new in AutoCAD web and mobile, and look at the exciting plans for next year.

In this session, we'll share what the AutoCAD Customer Council Beta Program is and how you can become a member. We'll also share how the Alpha/Beta program works and how you can influence the next version of AutoCAD software. We run year-round Alpha and Beta programs. These programs include AutoCAD, the AutoCAD web app, AutoCAD mobile, and all the AutoCAD toolsets. You'll get an early look at new features and be able to share feedback directly with the product teams, product managers, developers, designers, quality engineers, and more. We also have multiple surveys—your feedback helps us better understand your thoughts on new feature ideas as well as on enhancements to existing features. This session will help you understand what our Alpha/Beta program is and how you can become a part of it.

In today’s dynamic work environment, flexibility of the products you use is a key and essential trait. The One AutoCAD cross-platform experience lets you draft, view, create, and edit DWG files anytime and anywhere. In this presentation, we will demonstrate how you can put the power of One AutoCAD to work for you, and show you how to harness cloud-based storages to streamline your cross-platform workflows. You will discover how to increase your business productivity by combining the power and precision of AutoCAD desktop with the flexibility, mobility, and collaboration workflows that the AutoCAD web and mobile apps provide. Presentation participants will gain knowledge about the new features released for all three platforms, and learn how to incorporate that knowledge into daily workflows to increase efficiency.

The AutoCAD specialized toolsets subscription became available with the 2019 version release. This means that AutoCAD subscribers can now work faster and more effectively with specialized AutoCAD toolsets; with industry-specific features and libraries for architecture, mechanical, and electrical; and with the AutoCAD web app and the AutoCAD mobile app. A subscription to AutoCAD enables the automation of floor plans, sections, elevations, and other drawings; accurate design of piping, plumbing, and ducting for faster design with mechanical tools; and design of ductwork, electrical conduit, and circuiting for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical with MEP. Shaun Bryant (CadJedi)—AutoCAD guru, influencer, and LinkedIn Learning [in]structor—will take you through the benefits of AutoCAD, including specialized toolsets subscription, demonstrating how to utilize the toolsets and make them available to your AutoCAD design team. He’ll also show you how you can take AutoCAD on the road with the AutoCAD web app and the AutoCAD mobile app.

The AutoCAD specialized toolsets subscription became available with the 2019 release. This means that AutoCAD subscribers can now work more quickly and effectively with specialized AutoCAD toolsets, which include industry-specific features and libraries for architecture, mechanical, and electrical design, plus the AutoCAD web and mobile apps. A subscription to AutoCAD enables the automation of floor plans, sections, elevations, and other drawings; accurate design of piping, plumbing, and ducting for faster design with mechanical tools; and design of ductwork, electrical conduit, and circuiting for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical with MEP. Shaun Bryant (CadJedi) is an AutoCAD guru, influencer, and LinkedIn Learning [in]structor. He will take you through the benefits of AutoCAD (including specialized toolsets subscriptions), demonstrating how to utilize the toolsets and make them available to your AutoCAD design team. Plus, you’ll learn how you can take AutoCAD on the road with the AutoCAD web and mobile apps.

AutoCAD 2015 software's JavaScript API (application programming interface) enables a whole new generation of web-enabled applications. This session will focus on how you can use this API to connect web-based applications with AutoCAD software. We'll look at how you can use HTML5 to implement user interface components inside AutoCAD software (modal and modeless dialogs, palettes, and new document windows), including calling into core AutoCAD software capabilities and custom Microsoft .NET/C++ code via the JavaScript API. To illustrate how to address various workflows, we'll take a look at a few sample integrations, including integrating Paper.js to preview 2D geometry; integrating Three.js to preview 3D geometry; integrating Isomer for isometric previews of 3D geometry; and integrating Shapeshifter to preview and import highly complex 3D geometry.