ArcGIS Maps SDKs Native Blog

ArcGIS Maps SDK for Qt now supports S-63, which is the standard created by the IHO to protect the integrity of ENC data through encryption.

Pack your bags—we're going on a tour!  In this recent developer's blog post (find it here on the ArcGIS Blog), you'll see eye-catching scenes while learning about new capabilities, speed improvements, and simplified workflows introduced in Native Maps SDKs 300.0 for SceneView.

This new ArcGIS Blog post provides a concise overview of what's new in curves, including the ability to edit true curves with GeometryEditor and use SupportedCurveTypes to ensure edits are appropriate to the service type. The blog also takes a deeper dive into new behaviors designed to expand support for true curves, such as the new default setting for ServiceCurveGeometryMode, which causes your app to behave as a true curve client.

The latest LTS patch release for 200.8 is now available for .NET, Kotlin, Qt, and Swift SDKs.

Explaining the differences between local and global scenes to help you make an informed choice for your 3D app.

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.

Find out what to expect in the 300.0 release of the Flutter Maps SDK!

This post highlights key compatibility considerations and dependency requirements for supporting our SDK on Flutter 3.41.x.

New blog post! If your iOS tests touch the network, you could benefit from Dejavu, a network mocking tool that Esri has open sourced. See how Dejavu made tests run faster and be more reliable at Esri and see how you can start using it!

The first LTS patch release for 200.8 is now available for .NET, Kotlin, Qt, and Swift SDKs.