@SolidEdgeCommunity

Solid Edge Community (Archived)

Solid Edge Community Contributions
README.md

The Solid Edge Developer Community is a community of Solid Edge customers and partners.

Useful links

Solid Edge SDK

Community GitHub Links

Other

History

2012

Mark Burhop jumped through a lot of hoops to get permission to create the first Solid Edge open source project. We took the open source plunge and uploaded all of our developer day conference material onto CodePlex at http://solidedge.codeplex.com.

2013

During his yearly contract renewal with Siemens, Jason Newell proposed that Siemens allow him to carry the torch that Mark had started. Jason saw great potential and opportunity in the open source arena for the Solid Edge Developer Community. He authored and maintained several Solid Edge open source projects that year.

2014

At Solid Edge University 2014, Jason Newell announced that the decision was made to migrate away from codeplex.com to github.com.

Jason Newell quotes from #SEU14

We all spend way too much time “reinventing the wheel”. Open source encourages us to share our hard work with others and consume theirs when we need it.

I’ve had two awesome projects since 2005 that I kept to myself, Solid Edge Spy and PowerToys for Solid Edge. Until recently, that was the normal mindset. I wrote it, it’s mine. For me, it was a competitive advantage mindset. I have since realized the value of open source and shared my code for the two projects.

At the end of 2013, I rewrote Solid Edge Spy from the ground up and renamed it Spy for Solid Edge. Every line of code is available on GitHub. PowerToys was a suite of applications and Windows shell extension written in C++. I ported the code to .NET and published it on GitHub (SolidEdgeContrib.Reader). That library has the ability to read Solid Edge files without any Solid Edge API. How cool is that!

It is normal for most people to initially feel uneasy about open source. There has been a long running stigma toward open source. I’ve seen it time and time again when I talk about the work I’ve been doing. Can I trust the author and the quality of their work? I don’t want to have dependencies on open source libraries.

My thoughts on those concerns? Ok, don’t use them. Nobody is making you. The code is open sourced! Go look for yourself and see how the author implemented the functionality you need. You are free to take what you need but remember, someone spent time figuring it out.

2015 - Current

It us up to debate on how successful the initiative was. Certainly, people have benefitted but the reality is very few contributed back or volunteered to help. Most of the content is archived but remains available in the hope that someone find it useful in the future.

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  1. Samples SamplesPublic archive

    Community contributed samples of automating Solid Edge.

    Visual Basic 57 42

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    Community enhancements to the Solid Edge API.

    C# 31 24

  3. SolidEdge.Community.Reader SolidEdge.Community.ReaderPublic archive

    Library for reading Solid Edge files

    C# 16 11

  4. SDK SDKPublic archive

    Solid Edge Community SDK

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  5. Interop.SolidEdge Interop.SolidEdgePublic archive

    Prebuilt interop assembly for Solid Edge APIs.

    C# 13 17

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@SolidEdgeCommunity

Solid Edge Community (Archived)

Solid Edge Community Contributions
README.md
The Solid Edge Developer Community is a community of Solid Edge customers and partners.
Useful links
Solid Edge SDK
Community GitHub Links
Other
History
2012
Mark Burhop jumped through a lot of hoops to get permission to create the first Solid Edge open source project. We took the open source plunge and uploaded all of our developer day conference material onto CodePlex at http://solidedge.codeplex.com.
2013
During his yearly contract renewal with Siemens, Jason Newell proposed that Siemens allow him to carry the torch that Mark had started. Jason saw great potential and opportunity in the open source arena for the Solid Edge Developer Community. He authored and maintained several Solid Edge open source projects that year.
2014
At Solid Edge University 2014, Jason Newell announced that the decision was made to migrate away from codeplex.com to github.com.
Jason Newell quotes from #SEU14
We all spend way too much time “reinventing the wheel”. Open source encourages us to share our hard work with others and consume theirs when we need it.
I’ve had two awesome projects since 2005 that I kept to myself, Solid Edge Spy and PowerToys for Solid Edge. Until recently, that was the normal mindset. I wrote it, it’s mine. For me, it was a competitive advantage mindset. I have since realized the value of open source and shared my code for the two projects.
At the end of 2013, I rewrote Solid Edge Spy from the ground up and renamed it Spy for Solid Edge. Every line of code is available on GitHub. PowerToys was a suite of applications and Windows shell extension written in C++. I ported the code to .NET and published it on GitHub (SolidEdgeContrib.Reader). That library has the ability to read Solid Edge files without any Solid Edge API. How cool is that!
It is normal for most people to initially feel uneasy about open source. There has been a long running stigma toward open source. I’ve seen it time and time again when I talk about the work I’ve been doing.
Can I trust the author and the quality of their work?
I don’t want to have dependencies on open source libraries.
My thoughts on those concerns? Ok, don’t use them. Nobody is making you. The code is open sourced! Go look for yourself and see how the author implemented the functionality you need. You are free to take what you need but remember, someone spent time figuring it out.
2015 - Current
It us up to debate on how successful the initiative was. Certainly, people have benefitted but the reality is very few contributed back or volunteered to help. Most of the content is archived but remains available in the hope that someone find it useful in the future.

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SamplesPublic archive
    
Community contributed samples of automating Solid Edge.

    Visual Basic
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SolidEdge.Community
SolidEdge.CommunityPublic archive
    
Community enhancements to the Solid Edge API.

    C#
31

24

  3. 
SolidEdge.Community.Reader
SolidEdge.Community.ReaderPublic archive
    
Library for reading Solid Edge files

    C#
16

11

  4. 
SDK
SDKPublic archive
    
Solid Edge Community SDK

    C#
16

5

  5. 
Interop.SolidEdge
Interop.SolidEdgePublic archive
    
Prebuilt interop assembly for Solid Edge APIs.

    C#
13

17

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SolidEdge.Community.AddIn
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Community enhancements for developing Solid Edge AddIns.

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Solid Edge Community (Archived)

Solid Edge Community Contributions
README.md
The Solid Edge Developer Community is a community of Solid Edge customers and partners.
Useful links
Solid Edge SDK
Community GitHub Links
Other
History
2012
Mark Burhop jumped through a lot of hoops to get permission to create the first Solid Edge open source project. We took the open source plunge and uploaded all of our developer day conference material onto CodePlex at http://solidedge.codeplex.com.
2013
During his yearly contract renewal with Siemens, Jason Newell proposed that Siemens allow him to carry the torch that Mark had started. Jason saw great potential and opportunity in the open source arena for the Solid Edge Developer Community. He authored and maintained several Solid Edge open source projects that year.
2014
At Solid Edge University 2014, Jason Newell announced that the decision was made to migrate away from codeplex.com to github.com.
Jason Newell quotes from #SEU14
We all spend way too much time “reinventing the wheel”. Open source encourages us to share our hard work with others and consume theirs when we need it.
I’ve had two awesome projects since 2005 that I kept to myself, Solid Edge Spy and PowerToys for Solid Edge. Until recently, that was the normal mindset. I wrote it, it’s mine. For me, it was a competitive advantage mindset. I have since realized the value of open source and shared my code for the two projects.
At the end of 2013, I rewrote Solid Edge Spy from the ground up and renamed it Spy for Solid Edge. Every line of code is available on GitHub. PowerToys was a suite of applications and Windows shell extension written in C++. I ported the code to .NET and published it on GitHub (SolidEdgeContrib.Reader). That library has the ability to read Solid Edge files without any Solid Edge API. How cool is that!
It is normal for most people to initially feel uneasy about open source. There has been a long running stigma toward open source. I’ve seen it time and time again when I talk about the work I’ve been doing.
Can I trust the author and the quality of their work?
I don’t want to have dependencies on open source libraries.
My thoughts on those concerns? Ok, don’t use them. Nobody is making you. The code is open sourced! Go look for yourself and see how the author implemented the functionality you need. You are free to take what you need but remember, someone spent time figuring it out.
2015 - Current
It us up to debate on how successful the initiative was. Certainly, people have benefitted but the reality is very few contributed back or volunteered to help. Most of the content is archived but remains available in the hope that someone find it useful in the future.

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Samples
SamplesPublic archive
    
Community contributed samples of automating Solid Edge.

    Visual Basic
57

42

  2. 
SolidEdge.Community
SolidEdge.CommunityPublic archive
    
Community enhancements to the Solid Edge API.

    C#
31

24

  3. 
SolidEdge.Community.Reader
SolidEdge.Community.ReaderPublic archive
    
Library for reading Solid Edge files

    C#
16

11

  4. 
SDK
SDKPublic archive
    
Solid Edge Community SDK

    C#
16

5

  5. 
Interop.SolidEdge
Interop.SolidEdgePublic archive
    
Prebuilt interop assembly for Solid Edge APIs.

    C#
13

17

  6. 
SolidEdge.Community.AddIn
SolidEdge.Community.AddInPublic archive
    
Community enhancements for developing Solid Edge AddIns.

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Solid Edge Community (Archived)

Solid Edge Community Contributions
README.md
The Solid Edge Developer Community is a community of Solid Edge customers and partners.
Useful links
Solid Edge SDK
Community GitHub Links
Other
History
2012
Mark Burhop jumped through a lot of hoops to get permission to create the first Solid Edge open source project. We took the open source plunge and uploaded all of our developer day conference material onto CodePlex at http://solidedge.codeplex.com.
2013
During his yearly contract renewal with Siemens, Jason Newell proposed that Siemens allow him to carry the torch that Mark had started. Jason saw great potential and opportunity in the open source arena for the Solid Edge Developer Community. He authored and maintained several Solid Edge open source projects that year.
2014
At Solid Edge University 2014, Jason Newell announced that the decision was made to migrate away from codeplex.com to github.com.
Jason Newell quotes from #SEU14
We all spend way too much time “reinventing the wheel”. Open source encourages us to share our hard work with others and consume theirs when we need it.
I’ve had two awesome projects since 2005 that I kept to myself, Solid Edge Spy and PowerToys for Solid Edge. Until recently, that was the normal mindset. I wrote it, it’s mine. For me, it was a competitive advantage mindset. I have since realized the value of open source and shared my code for the two projects.
At the end of 2013, I rewrote Solid Edge Spy from the ground up and renamed it Spy for Solid Edge. Every line of code is available on GitHub. PowerToys was a suite of applications and Windows shell extension written in C++. I ported the code to .NET and published it on GitHub (SolidEdgeContrib.Reader). That library has the ability to read Solid Edge files without any Solid Edge API. How cool is that!
It is normal for most people to initially feel uneasy about open source. There has been a long running stigma toward open source. I’ve seen it time and time again when I talk about the work I’ve been doing.
Can I trust the author and the quality of their work?
I don’t want to have dependencies on open source libraries.
My thoughts on those concerns? Ok, don’t use them. Nobody is making you. The code is open sourced! Go look for yourself and see how the author implemented the functionality you need. You are free to take what you need but remember, someone spent time figuring it out.
2015 - Current
It us up to debate on how successful the initiative was. Certainly, people have benefitted but the reality is very few contributed back or volunteered to help. Most of the content is archived but remains available in the hope that someone find it useful in the future.

Popular repositories
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  1. 
Samples
SamplesPublic archive
    
Community contributed samples of automating Solid Edge.

    Visual Basic
57

42

  2. 
SolidEdge.Community
SolidEdge.CommunityPublic archive
    
Community enhancements to the Solid Edge API.

    C#
31

24

  3. 
SolidEdge.Community.Reader
SolidEdge.Community.ReaderPublic archive
    
Library for reading Solid Edge files

    C#
16

11

  4. 
SDK
SDKPublic archive
    
Solid Edge Community SDK

    C#
16

5

  5. 
Interop.SolidEdge
Interop.SolidEdgePublic archive
    
Prebuilt interop assembly for Solid Edge APIs.

    C#
13

17

  6. 
SolidEdge.Community.AddIn
SolidEdge.Community.AddInPublic archive
    
Community enhancements for developing Solid Edge AddIns.

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Solid Edge Community (Archived)

Solid Edge Community Contributions
README.md
The Solid Edge Developer Community is a community of Solid Edge customers and partners.
Useful links
Solid Edge SDK
Community GitHub Links
Other
History
2012
Mark Burhop jumped through a lot of hoops to get permission to create the first Solid Edge open source project. We took the open source plunge and uploaded all of our developer day conference material onto CodePlex at http://solidedge.codeplex.com.
2013
During his yearly contract renewal with Siemens, Jason Newell proposed that Siemens allow him to carry the torch that Mark had started. Jason saw great potential and opportunity in the open source arena for the Solid Edge Developer Community. He authored and maintained several Solid Edge open source projects that year.
2014
At Solid Edge University 2014, Jason Newell announced that the decision was made to migrate away from codeplex.com to github.com.
Jason Newell quotes from #SEU14
We all spend way too much time “reinventing the wheel”. Open source encourages us to share our hard work with others and consume theirs when we need it.
I’ve had two awesome projects since 2005 that I kept to myself, Solid Edge Spy and PowerToys for Solid Edge. Until recently, that was the normal mindset. I wrote it, it’s mine. For me, it was a competitive advantage mindset. I have since realized the value of open source and shared my code for the two projects.
At the end of 2013, I rewrote Solid Edge Spy from the ground up and renamed it Spy for Solid Edge. Every line of code is available on GitHub. PowerToys was a suite of applications and Windows shell extension written in C++. I ported the code to .NET and published it on GitHub (SolidEdgeContrib.Reader). That library has the ability to read Solid Edge files without any Solid Edge API. How cool is that!
It is normal for most people to initially feel uneasy about open source. There has been a long running stigma toward open source. I’ve seen it time and time again when I talk about the work I’ve been doing.
Can I trust the author and the quality of their work?
I don’t want to have dependencies on open source libraries.
My thoughts on those concerns? Ok, don’t use them. Nobody is making you. The code is open sourced! Go look for yourself and see how the author implemented the functionality you need. You are free to take what you need but remember, someone spent time figuring it out.
2015 - Current
It us up to debate on how successful the initiative was. Certainly, people have benefitted but the reality is very few contributed back or volunteered to help. Most of the content is archived but remains available in the hope that someone find it useful in the future.

Popular repositories
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  1. 
Samples
SamplesPublic archive
    
Community contributed samples of automating Solid Edge.

    Visual Basic
57

42

  2. 
SolidEdge.Community
SolidEdge.CommunityPublic archive
    
Community enhancements to the Solid Edge API.

    C#
31

24

  3. 
SolidEdge.Community.Reader
SolidEdge.Community.ReaderPublic archive
    
Library for reading Solid Edge files

    C#
16

11

  4. 
SDK
SDKPublic archive
    
Solid Edge Community SDK

    C#
16

5

  5. 
Interop.SolidEdge
Interop.SolidEdgePublic archive
    
Prebuilt interop assembly for Solid Edge APIs.

    C#
13

17

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SolidEdge.Community.AddIn
SolidEdge.Community.AddInPublic archive
    
Community enhancements for developing Solid Edge AddIns.

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Solid Edge Community (Archived)

Solid Edge Community Contributions
README.md
The Solid Edge Developer Community is a community of Solid Edge customers and partners.
Useful links
Solid Edge SDK
Community GitHub Links
Other
History
2012
Mark Burhop jumped through a lot of hoops to get permission to create the first Solid Edge open source project. We took the open source plunge and uploaded all of our developer day conference material onto CodePlex at http://solidedge.codeplex.com.
2013
During his yearly contract renewal with Siemens, Jason Newell proposed that Siemens allow him to carry the torch that Mark had started. Jason saw great potential and opportunity in the open source arena for the Solid Edge Developer Community. He authored and maintained several Solid Edge open source projects that year.
2014
At Solid Edge University 2014, Jason Newell announced that the decision was made to migrate away from codeplex.com to github.com.
Jason Newell quotes from #SEU14
We all spend way too much time “reinventing the wheel”. Open source encourages us to share our hard work with others and consume theirs when we need it.
I’ve had two awesome projects since 2005 that I kept to myself, Solid Edge Spy and PowerToys for Solid Edge. Until recently, that was the normal mindset. I wrote it, it’s mine. For me, it was a competitive advantage mindset. I have since realized the value of open source and shared my code for the two projects.
At the end of 2013, I rewrote Solid Edge Spy from the ground up and renamed it Spy for Solid Edge. Every line of code is available on GitHub. PowerToys was a suite of applications and Windows shell extension written in C++. I ported the code to .NET and published it on GitHub (SolidEdgeContrib.Reader). That library has the ability to read Solid Edge files without any Solid Edge API. How cool is that!
It is normal for most people to initially feel uneasy about open source. There has been a long running stigma toward open source. I’ve seen it time and time again when I talk about the work I’ve been doing.
Can I trust the author and the quality of their work?
I don’t want to have dependencies on open source libraries.
My thoughts on those concerns? Ok, don’t use them. Nobody is making you. The code is open sourced! Go look for yourself and see how the author implemented the functionality you need. You are free to take what you need but remember, someone spent time figuring it out.
2015 - Current
It us up to debate on how successful the initiative was. Certainly, people have benefitted but the reality is very few contributed back or volunteered to help. Most of the content is archived but remains available in the hope that someone find it useful in the future.

Popular repositories
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  1. 
Samples
SamplesPublic archive
    
Community contributed samples of automating Solid Edge.

    Visual Basic
57

42

  2. 
SolidEdge.Community
SolidEdge.CommunityPublic archive
    
Community enhancements to the Solid Edge API.

    C#
31

24

  3. 
SolidEdge.Community.Reader
SolidEdge.Community.ReaderPublic archive
    
Library for reading Solid Edge files

    C#
16

11

  4. 
SDK
SDKPublic archive
    
Solid Edge Community SDK

    C#
16

5

  5. 
Interop.SolidEdge
Interop.SolidEdgePublic archive
    
Prebuilt interop assembly for Solid Edge APIs.

    C#
13

17

  6. 
SolidEdge.Community.AddIn
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Community enhancements for developing Solid Edge AddIns.

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, 'i');
if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) {
injectUserscript("// Remove or un-stick sticky/fixed headers that block content\n(function() {\n function unstick() {\n document.querySelectorAll('header, nav, [role=\"banner\"], .header, .navbar, .sticky, .fixed-top, [style*=\"position: fixed\"], [style*=\"position:sticky\"]').forEach(function(el) {\n if (el.style.position === 'fixed' || el.style.position === 'sticky' || \n getComputedStyle(el).position === 'fixed' || getComputedStyle(el).position === 'sticky') {\n el.style.position = 'static';\n el.style.top = 'auto';\n el.style.zIndex = 'auto';\n }\n });\n }\n \n unstick();\n \n var observer = new MutationObserver(unstick);\n observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true, attributes: true, attributeFilter: ['style', 'class'] });\n})();", "Kill Sticky Headers");
}
} catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Kill Sticky Headers]', __e); }
})();
(function(){
try {
var __m = "*";
var __re = new RegExp('^' + ".*" + '

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Solid Edge Community (Archived)

Solid Edge Community Contributions
README.md
The Solid Edge Developer Community is a community of Solid Edge customers and partners.
Useful links
Solid Edge SDK
Community GitHub Links
Other
History
2012
Mark Burhop jumped through a lot of hoops to get permission to create the first Solid Edge open source project. We took the open source plunge and uploaded all of our developer day conference material onto CodePlex at http://solidedge.codeplex.com.
2013
During his yearly contract renewal with Siemens, Jason Newell proposed that Siemens allow him to carry the torch that Mark had started. Jason saw great potential and opportunity in the open source arena for the Solid Edge Developer Community. He authored and maintained several Solid Edge open source projects that year.
2014
At Solid Edge University 2014, Jason Newell announced that the decision was made to migrate away from codeplex.com to github.com.
Jason Newell quotes from #SEU14
We all spend way too much time “reinventing the wheel”. Open source encourages us to share our hard work with others and consume theirs when we need it.
I’ve had two awesome projects since 2005 that I kept to myself, Solid Edge Spy and PowerToys for Solid Edge. Until recently, that was the normal mindset. I wrote it, it’s mine. For me, it was a competitive advantage mindset. I have since realized the value of open source and shared my code for the two projects.
At the end of 2013, I rewrote Solid Edge Spy from the ground up and renamed it Spy for Solid Edge. Every line of code is available on GitHub. PowerToys was a suite of applications and Windows shell extension written in C++. I ported the code to .NET and published it on GitHub (SolidEdgeContrib.Reader). That library has the ability to read Solid Edge files without any Solid Edge API. How cool is that!
It is normal for most people to initially feel uneasy about open source. There has been a long running stigma toward open source. I’ve seen it time and time again when I talk about the work I’ve been doing.
Can I trust the author and the quality of their work?
I don’t want to have dependencies on open source libraries.
My thoughts on those concerns? Ok, don’t use them. Nobody is making you. The code is open sourced! Go look for yourself and see how the author implemented the functionality you need. You are free to take what you need but remember, someone spent time figuring it out.
2015 - Current
It us up to debate on how successful the initiative was. Certainly, people have benefitted but the reality is very few contributed back or volunteered to help. Most of the content is archived but remains available in the hope that someone find it useful in the future.

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if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) {
injectUserscript("// Universal Dark Mode - works on any site\n(function() {\n var enabled = true;\n \n function applyDarkMode() {\n if (!enabled) return;\n \n // Create style element if it doesn't exist\n var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');\n if (!style) {\n style = document.createElement('style');\n style.id = 'universal-dark-mode-style';\n document.head.appendChild(style);\n }\n \n // Dark mode CSS - inverts colors but preserves images/video\n style.textContent = '\n /* Invert everything except media */\n html {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n background: #1a1a2e !important;\n }\n \n /* Restore images, videos, iframes, canvas */\n img, video, iframe, canvas, svg, picture, [style*=\"background-image\"] {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n }\n \n /* Preserve specific elements that should not be inverted */\n .no-dark-mode, .no-dark-mode *,\n [data-theme=\"light\"], [data-theme=\"light\"],\n .ace_editor, .ace_editor *,\n .CodeMirror, .CodeMirror *,\n .monaco-editor, .monaco-editor *,\n .markdown-body pre, .markdown-body pre *,\n .highlight, .highlight *,\n pre code, pre code * {\n filter: none !important;\n }\n \n /* Fix common UI elements */\n .modal, .popup, .dropdown-menu, .tooltip, .popover {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n background: #2d2d44 !important;\n border-color: #444 !important;\n }\n \n /* Scrollbars */\n ::-webkit-scrollbar { background: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { background: #444 !important; }\n ::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover { background: #555 !important; }\n \n /* Selection */\n ::selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ::-moz-selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ';\n }\n \n function removeDarkMode() {\n var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');\n if (style) style.remove();\n }\n \n // Toggle with Alt+Shift+D\n document.addEventListener('keydown', function(e) {\n if (e.altKey && e.shiftKey && e.key === 'D') {\n e.preventDefault();\n enabled = !enabled;\n if (enabled) {\n applyDarkMode();\n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Enabled');\n } else {\n removeDarkMode();\n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Disabled');\n }\n }\n });\n \n // Apply on load\n applyDarkMode();\n \n // Re-apply on dynamic content\n var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {\n if (enabled && !document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style')) {\n applyDarkMode();\n }\n });\n observer.observe(document.head, { childList: true });\n \n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Loaded - Press Alt+Shift+D to toggle');\n})();", "Universal Dark Mode");
}
} catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Universal Dark Mode]', __e); }
})();
})();

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@SolidEdgeCommunity

Solid Edge Community (Archived)

Solid Edge Community Contributions
README.md
The Solid Edge Developer Community is a community of Solid Edge customers and partners.
Useful links
Solid Edge SDK
Community GitHub Links
Other
History
2012
Mark Burhop jumped through a lot of hoops to get permission to create the first Solid Edge open source project. We took the open source plunge and uploaded all of our developer day conference material onto CodePlex at http://solidedge.codeplex.com.
2013
During his yearly contract renewal with Siemens, Jason Newell proposed that Siemens allow him to carry the torch that Mark had started. Jason saw great potential and opportunity in the open source arena for the Solid Edge Developer Community. He authored and maintained several Solid Edge open source projects that year.
2014
At Solid Edge University 2014, Jason Newell announced that the decision was made to migrate away from codeplex.com to github.com.
Jason Newell quotes from #SEU14
We all spend way too much time “reinventing the wheel”. Open source encourages us to share our hard work with others and consume theirs when we need it.
I’ve had two awesome projects since 2005 that I kept to myself, Solid Edge Spy and PowerToys for Solid Edge. Until recently, that was the normal mindset. I wrote it, it’s mine. For me, it was a competitive advantage mindset. I have since realized the value of open source and shared my code for the two projects.
At the end of 2013, I rewrote Solid Edge Spy from the ground up and renamed it Spy for Solid Edge. Every line of code is available on GitHub. PowerToys was a suite of applications and Windows shell extension written in C++. I ported the code to .NET and published it on GitHub (SolidEdgeContrib.Reader). That library has the ability to read Solid Edge files without any Solid Edge API. How cool is that!
It is normal for most people to initially feel uneasy about open source. There has been a long running stigma toward open source. I’ve seen it time and time again when I talk about the work I’ve been doing.
Can I trust the author and the quality of their work?
I don’t want to have dependencies on open source libraries.
My thoughts on those concerns? Ok, don’t use them. Nobody is making you. The code is open sourced! Go look for yourself and see how the author implemented the functionality you need. You are free to take what you need but remember, someone spent time figuring it out.
2015 - Current
It us up to debate on how successful the initiative was. Certainly, people have benefitted but the reality is very few contributed back or volunteered to help. Most of the content is archived but remains available in the hope that someone find it useful in the future.

Popular repositories
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  1. 
Samples
SamplesPublic archive
    
Community contributed samples of automating Solid Edge.

    Visual Basic
57

42

  2. 
SolidEdge.Community
SolidEdge.CommunityPublic archive
    
Community enhancements to the Solid Edge API.

    C#
31

24

  3. 
SolidEdge.Community.Reader
SolidEdge.Community.ReaderPublic archive
    
Library for reading Solid Edge files

    C#
16

11

  4. 
SDK
SDKPublic archive
    
Solid Edge Community SDK

    C#
16

5

  5. 
Interop.SolidEdge
Interop.SolidEdgePublic archive
    
Prebuilt interop assembly for Solid Edge APIs.

    C#
13

17

  6. 
SolidEdge.Community.AddIn
SolidEdge.Community.AddInPublic archive
    
Community enhancements for developing Solid Edge AddIns.

    C#
9

7


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