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Sneak Peek ArcGIS Pro 2.4 SDK

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With the upcoming release of ArcGIS Pro 2.4 now in June 2019, the corresponding ArcGIS Pro 2.4 SDK will also be released, allowing .NET developers to create their own custom tools and workflows for ArcGIS Pro.<\/P>

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Here is a preview of the upcoming highlights:<\/H2> <\/P>Support for Visual Studio 2019<\/LI>The Scene Layer API receives improvements in handling filters, queries, selections, and symbology<\/LI>Manage real-time data, streaming, selection, filtering, tracking, and events with the new Stream Layer API.<\/LI>The Map Authoring API gets improvements in layer creation, symbol search, and JSON support for the CIM<\/LI>Access to Multipatch feature properties with the Geometry API<\/LI>Support for editing styles of vector tiles<\/LI>Catalog support for custom items<\/LI>Improved CIM access for customizing reports<\/LI>Full support of ArcGIS Pro Extensions with NuGet<\/LI>Enhanced documentation, guides, and new code samples<\/LI><\/UL> <\/P>You can find detailed information in this English-language News Blog<\/A><\/SPAN> from Esri Inc.<\/P>
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