ArcGIS Maps SDKs Native Blog - Page 3

We are pleased to announce the 100.12 release of ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET. This release includes significant new features, enhancements to existing features, performance improvements, bug fixes, and a preview of the roadmap. You can read about the highlights common to all ArcGIS Runtime SDKs in the shared ArcGIS Runtime blog post and additional details in the 100.12 Release Notes.

For our .NET community here a few more highlights...

We are pleased to announce ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET 100.11.2 Preview 4 with support for WinUI 3. This release updates the preview of ArcGIS Runtime support for WinUI 3 to target the recently released Windows App SDK (Project Reunion) version 0.8.0.

The 100.11.2 patch release of ArcGIS Runtime SDKs for Android, iOS, Java, .NET, and Qt is now available.

Maps are awesome. They convey information via an illustration that is hard to conceptualize with just words. In this blog post, I will show how to add some flair to rendering a map layer using a PictureFillSymbol.

This blog post will show how to use ArcGIS Pro to author a shapefile containing private information. Then using the ArcGIS Server Manager, we will add this shapefile to an existing ArcGIS Server published map service, but with the caveat that this new dynamic layer can only be accessed when certain key pieces of information are known to the developer or end user of the app. Finally, using the WPF framework in the C# programming language, we'll create an ArcGIS Runtime application to consume the dynamic data layer. This app will be able to modify the rendering of the dynamic data layer on the fly, and perform identify operations to look at underlying attribute information.

In this blog post, I will demonstrate how to use ArcGIS Pro to author and publish a map service on ArcGIS Server to create a dynamic map layer. Then we'll create an ArcGIS Runtime application using the WPF framework in the C# programming language to consume the dynamic map layer. This will let us do some  interesting things, like modify the rendering on the fly and perform identify operations to look at underlying attribute information.

We are pleased to announce the 100.11 release of ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET. This release includes significant new features, enhancements to existing features, performance improvements, bug fixes, and a preview of the roadmap. To find out about highlights common to all ArcGIS Runtime SDKs see the shared ArcGIS Runtime blog post and additional details in the 100.11 Release Notes. For our .NET community here are several more highlights...

ArcGIS Runtime Local Server SDK 100.10 is now available for download from the ArcGIS Developers site. This is an incremental compatibility release that provides support for geoprocessing and map packages created with ArcGIS Pro 2.7.x.

We are pleased to announce the 100.10 release of ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET. This release includes significant new features, enhancements to existing features, performance improvements, bug fixes, and even a preview of what we have on the roadmap. You can read about the highlights common to all ArcGIS Runtime SDKs in the shared ArcGIS Runtime blog post and additional details in the 100.10 Release Notes. For you - our .NET community - here are several more details we would like to highlight...