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What’s New in the ArcGIS Pro 2.0 SDK

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06-27-2017 03:27 PM
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 Original Author: @ChristopherZent 

 

ArcGIS Pro 2.0 is now available, and included are many new updates to the ArcGIS Pro SDK.  Information on installing the Pro SDK can be found in this ProGuide.

Some of the Pro SDK update highlights include:

  • API enhancements –  New classes and methods for working with Raster, Geodatabase, Mapping, Geometry, Content Management, and Editing
  • Visual Studio 2017 Support – you can now install the Pro SDK in VS 2017 and build your add-ins and configurations

 

There is a helpful What’s New for Developers at 2.0 page in the Pro API reference which includes a Highlights section with important 2.0 add-in migration information from earlier Pro 1.x SDK releases.  Also, the What’s New page includes an extensive API Changes section with a complete listing of all the changes for this release.

As with each release, there are new code samples, and new ProConcept and ProGuide docs available from the Pro SDK Documentation wiki page, some links below.

In the coming weeks, we’ll have some new posts on the key enhancement areas mentioned above.

User Conference 2017 – if you’re planning to attend the Esri UC, a list of the Pro SDK sessions and Showcase information is found in this earlier post.

3 Comments
RobertHarmon
Occasional Contributor

Hello Christopher,

When I try to update the Pro SDK in Visual Studio 2013 (Professional) I get a message that the reference "Visual Studio MPF 14.0" must be present.  I'm not having much luck trying to track down this reference.

Is VS 2013 still supported?

Thank you,

Bob

Wolf
by Esri Regular Contributor
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Hi Bob,

 With each new release the ArcGIS Pro SDK supports the latest two versions of Visual Studio.  In this case: Visual Studio 2015 and Visual Studio 2017.  You can always find this information here ArcGIS Pro SDK Wiki / Requirements

We do support the free versions of VS 2015 Community Edition and VS 2017 Community Edition which can co-exist on your development machine with VS 2013.

by Anonymous User
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Hello Bob, Wolf's response says it all.  Also, Visual Studio 2017 has many nice improvements.

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