I also used this way back for the DE101-3 Revit SDK Sample Smörgåsbord presentation at Nowadays RvtSamples in included in the SDK itself, and the development team creates the text file to drive it, but I still keep my spreadsheet up to date. I initially created it to keep track of all the external command registration data required for Revit.ini entries to load the samples, and to automatically generate the text file read by the first incarnation of Provides an overview and classification of all SDK samples into various categories. We also have these three SDK samples which existed in previous incarnations and were rewritten from scratch because the underlying API functionality was completely changed:
I added links to existing blog posts on the ones I already discussed.
The following samples are completely new: I have already mentioned a number of the new SDK samples provided in the Revit 2011 SDK in previous posts, and in some cases described their use and implementation in detail as well, but I notice that a complete overview listing them all is still missing so far. Right here and now, let me at least complete the overview of the new SDK samples. I plan to publish details on the new Idling event samples here as well as soon as I can get to it.
Several of the areas I cover have already been discussed here in the blog.
I'll also present the first of my own sessions, on what's new in the Revit 2011 API and how to use it. Some sessions will be presented by members of the Revit development team and include unique information and insights not available anywhere else. Today is packed with more presentations, obviously, some of which I will hate to miss since there are multiple tracks and I cannot attend all of them simultaneously. Yesterday we had a great start to the AEC DevCamp here in Boston with lots of great presentations and meetings, and ending with the traditional beer bust at the Autodesk offices in Waltham half an hour's bus ride away from the convention centre here in Boston.
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