Webinar for developers on the Esri Geotrigger Service

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Last Tuesday, a webinar <\/A> for developers on the Esri Geotrigger Service<\/A> took place.<\/SPAN><\/P>

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If you missed the webinar, you can watch the

video<\/A> afterwards and download the slides<\/A>. <\/SPAN><\/P>

On GitHub, we have provided our

samples<\/A> for the administration of the Esri Geotrigger Service and for the demo of the OSM Geotrigger App<\/A>. <\/SPAN><\/P>

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Now to your questions:<\/SPAN><\/P><\/P>If you create an app with a Geotrigger for a non-profit organization, to what extent may Esri's code examples (regarding copyright) be used, or is this question irrelevant since you have to register anyway?<\/SPAN>
<\/STRONG><\/SPAN><\/LI><\/UL>Of course, our code examples may be used. The use of the Geotrigger Service requires valid licensing. In many cases, a Developer Subscription is suitable, which can be conveniently set up on the Esri Developer Portal

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• Where can information about FIXME be found?<\/SPAN>
  <\/SPAN><\/LI><\/UL>The FIXME objects mentioned in the webinar come from OpenStreetMap. There, objects marked with the

tag fixme<\/A> indicate that further editing is needed. Using the following Overpass API command, all points with the tag fixme for a specific area are retrieved: http:\/\/www.overpass-api.de\/api\/xapi?node[bbox=11.2,48.0,11.7,48.7][fixme=*]<\/A>. The demo presented in the webinar offers fixme objects as Geotriggers among other things.<\/SPAN><\/P>

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On Tuesday, December 9, 2014 at 4 PM, our webinar series continues with the topic "

Securing Geo-Apps<\/A>".<\/SPAN><\/P>

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We look forward to your participation!<\/SPAN><\/P><\BODY><\HTML>