New Learning Center Technical Briefings

KatieHuffman

Check out new Learning Center articles about assembly design techniques and best practices for keeping your company's Onshape Documents organized.

• Mating Basics: Understand basic mating strategies in Onshape Assemblies.
• Advanced Mating Techniques: Explore advanced mating techniques utilizing Mate connectors, Snap mode, and Mate relations.
• Onshape's Standard Content: Explore how to use Onhape's Standard content to insert nuts, bolts, and washers into assembly designs.
• Best practices for Managing Custom Libraries: Learn how to create a custom library of reusable and supplier content
• Company Organization in Onshape: Learn how to manage your Onshape company with teams, folders and share permissions.

MBartlett21

Cool

terry_pipkin

Great I was wanting more info on Mates.

yong_kim

COOL

bruce_williams

Great training/review material.  I finally  understand mate connector alignment of primary!  Thanks for the work!

chand_basha

Good to see this, i am looking for more and more training review material on different topics from you.

michael_mcclain

I am beginning to dive into Release Management in Onshape. I know where all the available learning materials are in the Learning Center and Video Library so no problem there.

When I was in the Learning Center under technical briefings I found 'Manual Release Workflow & Data Management' and also 'Gitflow Version Management'. neither of these tech briefings contained info on Release Management, but instead seem to be about older workflows before or without release management.

I just want to call attention to those two documents since I think they should be gone through again and updated with the current functionality or new briefings could be made with tips and tricks about release management.

KatieHuffman

@michael_mcclain , thanks for the feedback. We are working to create more learning materials around the release management capabilities for Pro and Enterprise users. Those two tech briefings are still valid for Standard users, who may want to achieve releasing an object with a more manual method by setting the properties. You will see a new release management class available soon, and from there we will be able to create more material.

michael_mcclain

Thank you for the feedback. I'm going to be attending that class tomorrow and was looking to familiarize myself with release management beforehand when I noticed those briefings seemed a bit dated. 
I agree that for users not using release management they are very useful