I'm just wandering...

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by solidworks0001, May 19, 2006.

  1. Is there someone who is looking for a good Solidworks API programmer?
    I'm looking for a job in this field. I'm tired to do programming as
    a second priority or just for fun.

    Skills & Experience:
    - API Solidworks programming using VBA, VB6
    - Web development using HLML, XML, ASP, ViewPoint Technology (VET),
    Javascript
    - SolidWorks 2006

    Any suggestions are welcome.

    THX
     
    solidworks0001, May 19, 2006
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  2. solidworks0001

    fcsuper Guest

    I know there's companies that use some sort of software to create
    macros that build parts in difference CAD applications so that their
    models are native to whatever CAD requested. www.misumiusa.com uses a
    company like does that for their solid models (see "other cad
    applications" in their download area).

    In the meantime, do you have any cool api programs/macros that used
    you'd like to share? :)
     
    fcsuper, May 19, 2006
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  3. solidworks0001

    jmather Guest

    Any suggestions are welcome.
    I would be reluctant to hire a "wander" -er. I wonder if you would
    stay?
     
    jmather, May 20, 2006
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  4. solidworks0001

    ms Guest

    QUIT WANDERING, AND GET BACK TO WORK!!! ;^)
     
    ms, May 20, 2006
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  5. solidworks0001

    TOP Guest

    One place I would look is in the PDM field. Any of the PDM packages I
    have looked at have an API interface and at some point would need
    customizing or maintainance. For example you could take your web
    experience plus SW API and turn it into creating web interfaces for
    PDM.

    The next place I would look is in SW automation. There are many
    companies that do repetitive tasks that could be automated. And there
    is the possibility of incorporating calculations into a model vis a vis
    Roark and Young. Programming macro features also come to mind.
    Automating modeling standards comes to mind too. You would have to put
    a portfolio together showing solutions you have done to catch the eye
    of a company in need.

    As far as doing API just for fun versus doing it full time, the quality
    and maintainability of your code would be the biggest question. Some
    kind of certification would be another. And references would be
    another.
     
    TOP, May 21, 2006
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