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We’ve published the initial release for the Ephany .Net SDK!
We are stoked to announce the immediate availability of the Ephany .NET SDK v0.1.0! This initial release marks a major milestone for our platform, opening the door for developers to seamlessly integrate the power of the Ephany Framework directly into their own tools. We have poured a lot of coffee and code into building a…
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Ephany is Now Open Source
Today, we’re excited to introduce Ephany Framework, an open-source platform for managing assets, their metadata, and their relationships to projects. This is the backbone of the entire Ephany ecosystem: the data structure, the REST API, and the relational logic that ties it all together.
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Consolidated Blog Posts: BIM Extension + OpenDefinery + Ephany
Over the years I’ve spun up a handful of blogs, each tied to its own project: Now that I’m focused on Triple Zero Labs full-time, it made sense to bring everything together in one place, so all posts from BIM Extension, OpenDefinery, and Ephany now live here under a single blog. I’m excited to get…
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We’re looking for people who want to improve how they launch commercial spaces at scale.
We’re on a mission to simplify how businesses roll out furniture, fixtures, and equipment, but we know one thing: the best solutions are built alongside the people who use them every day.
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Seattle Dynamo User Group
Rather than hosting a Dynamo training session in the greater Seattle area, we decided to organize and sponsor the Seattle Dynamo User Group Meetup! The meetup group was only formed on February 1, 2017 and we already have 17 members. We will schedule the first meetup as soon as we have speaker and a venue…
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[Pop quiz] What’s wrong with these views?
Do you see anything wrong with how these views are set up? Add a comment below to let us know what you would do differently.
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Home, sweet home.
BIM Extension finally has a place to call home. In the heart of downtown Bellevue, we are located on the 23rd floor of the prestigious Skyline Tower. We are extremely excited to be a member of this growing city. Looking around from our office we can see four, no five, no… six cranes! Dozens of buildings are…




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