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Media layer-ondersteuning in ArcGIS Maps SDK
Hallo iedereen, Ik merkte dat media layers beschikbaar zijn in ArcGIS webkaarten, maar het lijkt erop dat ze momenteel niet worden ondersteund in de ArcGIS Maps SDK. Ik wilde vragen of ondersteuning voor media layers gepland is voor een toekomstige SDK-release. Specifiek ben ik benieuwd naar: * Staat media…
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Native ArcGIS MapSDK for Harmony OS Next is no longer optional
Body: With HarmonyOS Next now the second-largest mobile OS in China (15%+ market share) and Huawei cutting off Android compatibility entirely, the old workaround—wrapping WebView around ArcGIS JS API—is a dead end for professional field apps. WebView means: * No high-performance gesture handling * No native GPS/RTK…
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Render data with new color ramps and color maps in Native Maps SDKs
In this latest developer's blog post (find it here on the ArcGIS Blog ), learn how to use Native Maps SDKs v300's enhanced color ramp and color map options - they'll make your app's raster or spatial analysis data pop! This blog walks you through the new and improved options, including colorful examples and of course,…
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SceneView Improvements in ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps 300.0
Yes, pack your bags for a tour of what’s new in SceneView at 300.0 in this ArcGIS Blog post. Your tour guide, Koushik, showcases these updates through maps of scenic sites like the Matterhorn, the Sydney Opera House, and even the edge of space (pack your spacesuit too!). But the heart of this journey is not the stunning…
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What's changed for curves in ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps 300.0
In this new blog post (find it here), learn about the changes to curves in version 300.0 of Native Maps SDKs. Now you can take true curves offline in replicas, edit true curves using GeometryEditor, use SupportedCurveTypes to ensure your edits stay aligned with the service you're working with, and more.
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200.8.2 LTS patch for ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps is now available
We just released 300.0 of the ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps (see What's New in ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps 300.0), but for those of you not yet ready to update to this milestone release, the team has also been hard at work keeping the 200.8 long-term support (LTS) release up to date for .NET, Kotlin, Qt, and…
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Local or Global Scene? Which Should You Use for Your 3D Native App?
You have decades of GIS data sitting in a state plane coordinate system. You'd love to view it in 3D -- as a model of construction site phases or a campus walkthrough. Until now, you'd need to either a) transform and republish it in a geographic coordinate system or b) reproject your data at runtime to display it in a…
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Introducing ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps 300.0
The 300.0 release of the ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps is a significant milestone and has been a long time in the making. It introduces important new functionality including a completely new spatial analysis API, local scene support, and the building scene layer along with many many more enhancements. Lightning fast…
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Meet Dejavu: Deterministic Network Testing for Swift (without the flakiness)
In this new testing blog post (find it here on the Software Engineering Blog), learn how Dejavu, Esri's open‑source, Swift‑native library, can help make iOS tests that touch the network more reliable, faster, and more predictable.
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200.8.1 LTS patch for ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps is now available
The first LTS patch release for 200.8 is now available for .NET, Kotlin, Qt, and Swift Native Maps SDKs. 200.8.1 includes plenty of bug fixes and performance improvements, as well as 3rd party library updates. For more details, please see the SDK-specific Release Notes topics: * ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET * ArcGIS Maps SDK…
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Testing ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps: A Behind‑the‑Scenes Look
In this latest developer's blog post (find it here on the Esri Software Engineering Blog), see how the Native Maps SDKs team plans, implements, and executes tests across the entire suite of SDKs to build in quality and efficiency throughout the process.
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Ability to return Centroid Only from feature service
I would like to be able to populate a feature table from a polygon feature service and return the centroid only. Currently you only have query parameters to return null geometry and have no option or control of returning the centroid only parameters that exists at the feature service level. The use case is to make querying…
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ArcGIS Maps Get A Voice at Fluttercon
This year, our Flutter Maps SDK team had the privilege of taking the stage at both Fluttercon USA and Fluttercon EU, where we showcased our latest capabilities, such as Geotriggers and Navigation to show how location intelligence can elevate Flutter applications. Read the full…
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From 2D to 3D: The Challenges of (Re)implementing Coordinate Grids
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Using Feature Form in ArcGIS Maps SDK for Kotlin
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Create a mobile style for native apps
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How to implement custom geometry editing workflows with the programmatic reticle tool
In this latest developer's blog post (find it here on the ArcGIS Blog), learn how to use the ProgrammaticReticleTool to implement custom geometry editing workflows such as those using multifunctional buttons, context menus and alternative triggers.
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Support downloading a single layer with custom symbology (without requiring a full WebMap)
Hi Esri team, In our current app setup, we use GeodatabaseSyncTask to download individual layers from a feature service for offline use. However, we’ve noticed that this approach does not preserve the custom symbology configured in ArcGIS Online — it only retains the default symbology defined in the feature service. We…
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Introducing the ArcGIS Maps SDK for Swift Toolkit v200.8
Enhancements in 200.8 General - Drop support for iOS 16 - iOS 16 is no longer supported by the ArcGIS Maps SDK for Swift. - An untracked file is now used to store API keys for use with toolkit examples and tests. For more information, please see Configure API Key & Licensing and Configure App Secrets. Authenticator -…
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How to perform snap geometry edits with utility network connectivity rules
In this latest developer's blog post (find it here on the ArcGIS Blog ), learn how to use utility network connectivity rules when editing geometries, how to create and configure snap rules, understand SnapRuleBehavior, and perform additional utility network operations to optimize your workflow.
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Offline Utility Networks in ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps: Part 4
In this latest developer's blog post (find it here on the ArcGIS Blog ), learn how to use v200.6 of the Native Maps SDKs along with ArcGIS Enterprise 11.3 to support editing and tracing offline, and tracing offline (read-only) workflows.
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2024 Recap: Utility Network Enhancements in ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps
In this latest developer's blog post (find it here on the ArcGIS Blog), the Native Maps SDKs team recap the work completed for the Utility Network suite of API classes over the last year.
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Track a Moving Dynamic Entity with the ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps
In this latest developer's blog post (find it here on the ArcGIS Blog), learn how to use the ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps to manage and track moving entities.
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Introducing New 3D Grids and Basemaps in Native Maps SDKs
In this latest blog post (find it here on the ArcGIS Blog), learn how to use the ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps to integrate 3D coordinate grids into scene views, and leverage immersive 3D basemaps in your apps.
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Introducing the ArcGIS Maps SDK for Swift Toolkit v200.6
Enhancements in 200.6 Barcode scanning in FeatureFormView The Feature Form component now supports scanning barcodes to input values for a field. When an authored form contains a field with a `BarcodeScannerFormInput`, the field will display a "Scan" button. Tapping the button will display the image from the camera,…
