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slug: ux-study-timeline
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title: "GUI-CAD UX studies: introduction"
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title: "GUI-CAD UX studies: introduction"
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author: Frank Noirot
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author_title: CadHub Core Team
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author_title: CadHub Core Team
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But I want to mention that work is already being done on this front. Jeremy Wright of the CadQuery team is building [Semblage](https://semblage.7bindustries.com/en/latest/), a GUI-code hybrid built with CadQuery and the Godot gaming engine. [BuildBee](https://makecode.buildbee.com/) lets users switch between Scratch-like block interface and JavaScript code for making models. Blender provides an [excellent Python API](https://docs.blender.org/api/current/index.html) for almost all of its incredible functionality, and there a dozen other projects pushing things forward while we look to the present and the past for more inspiration.
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But I want to mention that work is already being done on this front. Jeremy Wright of the CadQuery team is building [Semblage](https://semblage.7bindustries.com/en/latest/), a GUI-code hybrid built with CadQuery and the Godot gaming engine. [BuildBee](https://makecode.buildbee.com/) lets users switch between Scratch-like block interface and JavaScript code for making models. Blender provides an [excellent Python API](https://docs.blender.org/api/current/index.html) for almost all of its incredible functionality, and there a dozen other projects pushing things forward while we look to the present and the past for more inspiration.
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Our first stop will be the timeline feature of AutoDesk Fusion360, which is a clever way to make the order of operations in modelling intuitive.
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Our first stop will be the timeline feature of AutoDesk Fusion360, which is a clever way to make the order of operations in modelling intuitive. Stay tuned for this post and more in the coming weeks, check out our work on [GitHub](https://github.com/Irev-Dev/cadhub/discussions/404) and [Figma](https://www.figma.com/file/VUh53RdncjZ7NuFYj0RGB9/?node-id=633%3A0), sign up for [Kurt's newsletter](https://kurthutten.com/), and join [our Discord](https://discord.gg/sFYJyEJ6) to get plugged into our ongoing discussions about the future of Code-CAD.
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