5 years of Through the Interface

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.

1. AutoCAD 2008 – 64-bit application migration
2. Getting started with AutoCAD and .NET
3. Automatic loading of .NET modules
4. The New RibbonBar API in AutoCAD 2009
5. Techniques for calling AutoCAD commands programmatically
6. Adding XData to AutoCAD entities using .NET
7. Calling AutoCAD commands from .NET
8. Import blocks from an external DWG file using .NET
9. Embedding AutoCAD 2009 in a standalone dialog
10. A new project wizard for AutoCAD .NET development
11. DevTV: AutoCAD VBA to .NET Migration Basics
12. Accessing DWG files not open in the AutoCAD editor using .NET
13. Getting the ObjectARX Wizard to work with Visual Studio Express editions
14. Creating an AutoCAD polyline from an exploded region using .NET
15. Creating a complex AutoCAD linetype containing text using .NET
16. AutoCAD 2008 - new .NET samples
17. Creating a partial CUI file using .NET and loading it inside AutoCAD
18. DevTV: Introductory recordings on Autodesk APIs
19. An interview with John Walker - Part 1
20. 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. :-)

1. Turtle fractals in AutoCAD using .NET - Part 6
2. Importing and pixelizing images inside AutoCAD using F#
3. My various Kinect-related posts
4. Jigging an AutoCAD solid using IronPython and .NET
5. 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!