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Let's go back to 2009, which is exactly when I started using Firefox. At that time, Firefox was the king, offering many features that other browsers didn't have. I have used Firefox ever since. Young people today don't know how good Firefox used to be, and using computers is something that most kids experience when they are very young. It's really cool that I still remember those beautiful days vividly, and I will share my story with you. To me, Firefox is not just a browser but also a part of many interesting stories I've experienced throughout my time using computers.
To continue from the two previous articles that guided on authenticating with Autodesk Platform Services (APS) API, I will proceed with this series by demonstrating how to obtain a full APS OAuth token using Google Colab. Utilizing Google Colab allows us to perform necessary tasks without the need to set up a development environment on a personal computer. Installation and configuration processes will be conducted on Google's servers, saving us time and effort.
Three-legged authentication is an OAuth 2.0 authentication process that you can use to enable your application to access user resources through Autodesk's API. To keep the series Get a 3-Legged APS Token With Python, I will guide you on how to obtain a three-legged token using Csharp. I will simplify it by performing them within a Csharp Console and Desktop App.
COM API stands for Component Object Model Application Programming Interface. It's a Microsoft technology that enables software components to communicate with each other in a networked environment, regardless of the language they were originally written in. So today, I will show you how to use COM API AutoCAD with .NET 8 updated recently.
Three-legged authentication is an OAuth 2.0 authentication process that you can use to enable your application to access user resources through Autodesk's API. In this process, users will grant access to their resources through your application without sharing their passwords with your application.
I'm increasingly seeing that software developers in the BIM industry are facing a serious issue, that is burnout. This not only affects their mental health but also impacts their work performance. In this article, I'll delve deep and examine this issue from various perspectives.