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Recent editions of AutoCAD also include the ability to publish vector and raster graphics and documents directly to the web through the use of Web services. AutoCAD also offers solid modeling functionality that generates 3D models from 2D drawings. AutoCAD is available as a stand-alone product or as part of the AutoCAD subscription service.
History
AutoCAD, initially developed for the desktop publishing market, was first released in December 1982 as AutoCAD 1.1, but the first release of AutoCAD was in 1981 as AutoCAD 1.0 for non-Windows platforms and in August 1981 for Windows as AutoCAD 1.1. In December 1987, Autodesk released AutoCAD 2.0, which moved the app from DOS to Windows 3.0. In April 1993, Autodesk released AutoCAD 3.0, which combined the AutoCAD 2.x and AutoCAD 3.0 platforms into a single product.
In May 2003, Autodesk released AutoCAD 4.x, which was intended to bring the platform to the Windows 2000 and Windows XP operating systems. In January 2004, Autodesk released AutoCAD 5.0, which introduced the Drafting Standard 17 (DST) and was the last release on DOS and Windows 3.x. In November 2008, Autodesk released AutoCAD 2009, which was intended to bring the product to OS X. In 2009, Autodesk introduced the first iteration of AutoCAD Web: Microsoft Internet Explorer plugin, later becoming known as "AutoCAD 2009 HTML5".
In 2010, Autodesk introduced version 7, "AutoCAD 2010", which introduced the Wacom Tablet input device and improved the user interface of the toolbars and the drawing interface. AutoCAD 2010 also saw the addition of a new feature called "Drafting Rigid Parts". "Drafting Rigid Parts" allows objects to be moved in a single, consistent, rigid manner. This feature, which was introduced with AutoCAD 2010, was later incorporated into the "Brick" release of the BIM 360 CAD software product. "Drafting Rigid Parts" was also available in AutoCAD 2010 in the feature called "Smart Rigid". This was done by adding an additional pivot point to the drawing of each object. In May 2015, Autodesk released
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AutoCAD script
AutoCAD script, also known as AutoLISP script or Visual LISP, is a programming language that allows writing custom applications and plug-ins for Autodesk's AutoCAD software. It is also used to write some AutoCAD Add-ons for other CAD systems such as Trimble SketchUp, D-Wrench, and Gambit and other non-CAD systems such as V-Ray, 3ds Max, and MotionBuilder.
AutoCAD Scripting (along with AutoCAD's VBA, Visual Basic for Applications) was a first-class citizen of AutoCAD when it first came out in 2002. In version 2009, it was reduced to a documentation file. The 2011 version had it moved to the Help files, where it was no longer a fully featured language.
 Visual Basic (Visual Studio 2008)
For previous versions of AutoCAD, Visual Basic was the programming language of choice for custom applications, and still is used to develop custom-made add-ons. This language is specific to AutoCAD (as it is a Microsoft product), and is not intended for any other software. Unlike Visual LISP, Visual Basic is not a general purpose scripting language, but is closely related to VBA, a Visual Basic for Applications, the graphical user interface scripting language for Excel. The two languages were made virtually indistinguishable when AutoCAD 2007 was released. However, VBA for AutoCAD is still a distinct language, with its own strengths and weaknesses. Visual Basic for AutoCAD is built on top of the AutoCAD API. The Visual LISP engine is used for VBA development.
Many third-party development products, such as AutoCAD Architectural Analysis add-on and X-TILE provide Visual Basic for AutoCAD development environments.
The Visual Basic for AutoCAD (VBA) API allows third-party application developers to write customized automation and customization (extension) code. Visual Basic for AutoCAD (VBA) is a Microsoft Visual Basic.NET  programming language that can be used in conjunction with AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, Autodesk Navisworks and Autodesk Revit applications to create and run macros and scripts in AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, Autodesk Navisworks and Autodesk Revit, and they can be called from these applications.
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