We’re happy to announce that our latest book, Building Web and Mobile ArcGIS Server Applications with JavaScript, has been published by Packt Publishing. The book was co-authored by Eric Pimpler and Mark Lewin and is available for sale in both digital and hard...
Geospatial Training Services is releasing a new Getting Started with ArcGIS Arcade on Friday, April 28th. Arcade is a response to a common problem. How do you display data when there is no column in the schema containing that data? Up until now, if the map layer you...
This blog post covers new features in the ArcGIS JavaScript API 4.2, released as part of ArcGIS 10.5. Discussed below are new widgets, smart mapping in 2D and 3D, vector tiles in 3D, support for the Arcade scripting language and more. Widgets Widgets are reusable...
This blog post covers a selection of what´s new in ArcGIS Online. The enhancements and new features have been released as part of the 10.5 release of ArcGIS. Map Viewer enhancements You can use the new Arcade scripting language in the map viewer, for example for...
ArcGIS 10.5 introduced a new scripting language for the whole ArcGIS platform, as well as a Python API. Both are covered below. The Arcade scripting language Dynamic labeling and visualization has become a lot easier with the release of Arcade, a lightweight scripting...
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...