Documentation and other resources for this ArcGIS capability can be accessed from http://desktop.arcgis.com, a new site focused on ArcGIS for Desktop users. In about three weeks we will begin redirecting to that page. Documentation for 10.2x and earlier releases will continue to be accessible.
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Map interior and exterior spaces with an editing template that can help manage assets at a school, business, government complex, or city downtown.
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Manage water, sewer, and storm water data with a template containing symbolized maps, geodatabases, tools, and basemaps.
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Create a web application so stakeholders can log comments prior to a local government meeting on proposed zoning changes.
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Use a mobile application to collect zoning code violations and access related inspection information.
Read moreThe ArcGIS Pro User Experience Team invites you to participate in a moderated Usability evaluation targeting one of four (4) specific areas: ArcGIS Pro Data Management (Fields, Domains, Subtypes, and Versioning), Licenses & License Management, ArcGIS Pro SDK, and developing … Continue reading
Each of our development teams recorded a short video to show off what they have built for this release and we’ve compiled them all into a grand tour. Each section focuses on a different piece of functionality. To see specific … Continue reading
The recent announcement of partnership between Esri and Autodesk promises useful possibilities moving forward. Starting from practical product perspective, we can take a lesson from the existing pattern of Esri’s ArcGIS for AutoCAD that provides ArcGIS interoperability with Autodesk’s AutoCAD. It … Continue reading
Early season’s greetings!! We’ve added several new enhancements to this holiday release of Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS. Many were highly requested by the user community. 2 New Widgets Public Notification widget – This widget enables you to identify a collection … Continue reading
Written by Kory Kramer, Customer Advocacy Lead – Desktop If you’re a long-time ArcMap user who is new to ArcGIS Pro, you aren’t alone. More ArcMap users than ever are starting to use ArcGIS Pro, and one of the most … Continue reading
