5 years of Through the Interface

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作者：kean
原文地址：http://through-the-interface.typepad.com/through_the_interface/2011/06/5-years-of-through-the-interface.html

Through the Interface turned 5 yesterday (I only realised late last night, as it was a Sunday).

To celebrate this milestone, I’ve had a look in Google Analytics to determine the 20 most-visited posts over the last five years (or at least since records began – we’ve been collecting data with our current GA tracking since mid-2008). This only measures posts that have been found directly from an external link or a web search – it doesn’t track popularity of posts read via the main page, for instance.

• AutoCAD 2008 – 64-bit application migration
• Getting started with AutoCAD and .NET
• Automatic loading of .NET modules
• The New RibbonBar API in AutoCAD 2009
• Techniques for calling AutoCAD commands programmatically
• Adding XData to AutoCAD entities using .NET
• Calling AutoCAD commands from .NET
• Import blocks from an external DWG file using .NET
• Embedding AutoCAD 2009 in a standalone dialog
• A new project wizard for AutoCAD .NET development
• DevTV: AutoCAD VBA to .NET Migration Basics
• Accessing DWG files not open in the AutoCAD editor using .NET
• Getting the ObjectARX Wizard to work with Visual Studio Express editions
• Creating an AutoCAD polyline from an exploded region using .NET
• Creating a complex AutoCAD linetype containing text using .NET
• AutoCAD 2008 - new .NET samples
• Creating a partial CUI file using .NET and loading it inside AutoCAD
• DevTV: Introductory recordings on Autodesk APIs
• An interview with John Walker - Part 1
• New APIs in AutoCAD 2009
  

And here are my own favourite posts – just looking at it in terms of the fun I had working on them. :-)

• Turtle fractals in AutoCAD using .NET - Part 6
• Importing and pixelizing images inside AutoCAD using F#
• My various Kinect-related posts
• Jigging an AutoCAD solid using IronPython and .NET
• Importing Photosynth point clouds into AutoCAD 2011 – Part 4
  

Thanks for all your support over the last half-decade. Please keep the feedback and comments coming!