An easy way to make a web map is to build it and share it online. Esri provides two options for doing this: the ArcGIS.com Map Viewer and ArcGIS Explorer Online.
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It's often easier to build a web app by modifying a completed example, rather than beginning with nothing. Whether you're working with Silverlight, Flex, or JavaScript, there are easy ways to get started making a mapping app.
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The ArcGIS APIs for JavaScript, Flex, and Silverlight allow you to develop web GIS applications using a framework familiar to you. Each API offers the same suite of common GIS functionality, including the ability to edit features and attributes over the Web.
Read moreAt the 2018 Dev Summit in Palm Springs, I introduced the Esri arcade-expressions GitHub repository, which can be used for creating Arcade expression templates to share with others for reuse. Providing a mechanism for sharing Arcade expressions has been a … Continue reading
We had a very busy Esri Developer Summit last week. It was great to meet and talk with many users about Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS in the exhibit showcase, after our technical sessions, and during the social events. There was … Continue reading
Community Maps contributors have made it clear, and we’ve noticed. Colleges and universities all over the world want their campus on the map. There has been a rather impressive increase in the number of campuses that want to share their … Continue reading
The next update of ArcGIS Online will be released in April 2018 and we would like to formally invite you to sign up for our Early Adopter Program for ArcGIS Online. In this version, we are providing new and user-requested … Continue reading
Elevation surface provides foundational layer for your work in 3D. ArcGIS 3D clients such as ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online Web Scene Viewer, and ArcGIS Earth comes with a default elevation layer – Terrain 3D. Along with this default elevation layer, ArcGIS Living Atlas … Continue reading
