Thoughts About AutoCAD 2019

What People are Saying About AutoCAD 2019

Yesterday Autodesk not only announced AutoCAD 2019, but also major changes about the way AutoCAD is offered to customers. As I shared in my post A First Look at What’s New in AutoCAD 2019, I’m quite excited about this release even as it breaks the typical mold of what we think of when it comes to new releases. The announcement of One AutoCAD focuses on the overall process of design, not just the part that happens while I’m trapped behind my desk in the office. Although this shift delivers a small number of new features in the desktop application, it delivers a wealth of new features to the overall AutoCAD ecosystem.

Of course, that’s just my take on One AutoCAD announcement. Many others have also weighed in since yesterday’s announcement, and below is a cross-section of what they’ve had to say.


AutoCAD 2019 Including Specialized Toolsets Now Available

Marcus O’Brien, AutoCAD Blog


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The Future of AutoCAD

Kean Walmsley, Through the Interface


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CADD Microsystems

The Top 3 Things You Need to Know About AutoCAD 2019

Donnie Gladfelter, CADD Microsystems Blog


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AutoCAD 2019 Released – One AutoCAD

Shaan Hurley, Between the Lines


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AutoCAD 2019 Introduces Major Licensing Changes

Robert Green, Cadalyst


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CAD Intentions

AutoCAD 2019 – New Features, One AutoCAD and 4K!

Brandon, CAD Intentions


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One AutoCAD, Seven Specialized Toolsets

Edwin Prakoso, CAD Notes


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Engineering.com

One AutoCAD to Rule Them All

Michael Alba, Engineering.com


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AutoCAD 2019 – There can be only ONE….

Shaun Bryant, Not Just CAD


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JTB World

AutoCAD 2019

Jimmy Bergmark, JTB World Blog


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As you can see, there’s a lot to talk about not just with the announcement of AutoCAD 2019, but also the broader One AutoCAD. Stay tuned here on The CAD Geek and with the authors outlined above as we dig into the many pieces and parts of this release over the coming weeks. Likewise, let us know your thoughts about One AutoCAD in the comments below.

Donnie Gladfelter
Donnie Gladfelter

Donnie is author of the book and Autodesk Official Press, AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT: No Experience Required, a columnist for AUGIWorld Magazine, Autodesk University speaker, and former member of the AUGI Board of Directors.

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