AppStudio for ArcGIS 1.2 is now available

AlexanderErbe

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With AppStudio for ArcGIS<\/A>, an app only needs to be created once and can then be easily deployed as native apps for Android, iOS, Linux, OS X, or Windows. These apps can be shared within the organization or made available to the public in the common app stores. With the web version of AppStudio, apps can be very easily configured with ready-to-use templates. With the desktop version, developers can customize the templates to their own needs or create completely new ones "from scratch." Apps created with AppStudio are based on the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt\/QML<\/A>.<\/P>

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AppStudio for ArcGIS 1.2 includes new functionality and the AppStudio templates, website, desktop developer tools, and AppStudio Player have been updated.<\/P>

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• Support for Portal for ArcGIS<\/LI><\/UL>

  AppStudio apps can now also be managed in Portal for ArcGIS (on-premises). The AppStudio Player can access Portal for ArcGIS.<\/P>

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  • New AppConsole for debugging<\/LI><\/UL>

    This tool allows developers to log software messages and thus see what is happening internally in the app. Logging data from devices on the same network can also be received.<\/P>

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    • Improvements and bug fixes of the AppStudio templates<\/LI><\/UL>

      For example, the OSM basemap can now be used in the Map Tour template and photos are displayed better.<\/P>

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      More information is available

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LarsSchmitz

Übrigens: In einem Video-Interview unserem Partner Intend beschreibt Thomas Dobrzinski seine Sicht auf AppStudio for ArcGIS. Schaut mal rein: http://video.esri.com/watch/5083/thomas-dobrzinski_comma_-intend-geoinformatik