This blog post investigates the various options available for writing Python scripts using ArcPy. There are various software options for writing a Python script and it´s advisable to be aware of these, along with their capabilities and shortcomings. While it is common...
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12th Annual Holiday Sale – Save Up to 20%
Today marks the beginning of our 12th annual holiday sale. From now through the end of December you can save up to 20% on GIS training through Geospatial Training Services. As always, the sooner you register, the more you save! To take advantage of our holiday sale...
Using the ArcGIS Python Window
The Python window in ArcGIS Desktop and Pro is a good place to start for GIS analysts without any Python experience. This blog posts describes how you can take advantage of this feature when first learning Python scripting. Rather than starting with writing and...
2 New Releases of the ArcGIS API for JavaScript
September saw two new releases of Esri´s ArcGIS API for JavaScript. This blog post discusses some of the new capabilities of both releases. By Eric van Rees Two new releases of the ArcGIS API for JavaScript have been released around the same time, for versions 3.x and...
Introducing Portal for ArcGIS
Portal for ArcGIS is an Esri product that extends ArcGIS for Server. This blog post describes what the product is all about and how it is different from ArcGIS Online. By Eric van Rees What is a portal? Esri defines a portal is an important logical component of a...
Using Imagery in ArcGIS Pro
ArcGIS Pro supports all present-day patterns of airborne and satellite imagery use. This blog post describes some of the improvements that have been made in Pro with regards to using imagery, enhancing the user experience. By Eric van Rees Satellite and airborne...
Introducing the ArcGIS Python API
Last June, Esri announced a new API called the ArcGIS Python API, that extends the power of Python over the web. This blog post describes what it is and how it can be used. By Eric van Rees What is the ArcGIS Python API? Esri has been offering support for Python, a...
Python in ArcGIS Pro 1.3: What’s New
Working with Python in ArcGIS Pro 1.3 will be different from earlier versions. From this new version, Esri will integrate the functionality of conda. This blog discusses how using Python is different to earlier versions and what is conda. By Eric van Rees ArcGIS Pro...