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Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS Developer Edition v2.9 is available on developers site. It picks up the fixes and enhancements from Web AppBuilder in ArcGIS Online June update in addition to its specific fixes. Check out the v2.9 issue addressed list here. Hope this helps. ... View more

Attached is a document that lists all the bug fixes and enhancements (submitted via Esri Technical Support) that were addressed in Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS Developer Edition v2.9. Please be aware that the list includes issues addressed in the embedded version of Web AppBuilder in ArcGIS Online June update.  ... View more

 Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) 2.9 beta version is available in Early Adopter Community. It syncs up with the latest Web AppBuilder in AGOL June 26 th  update. Click on this link to access the 2.9 beta version.   Developer Edition 2.9 has made enhancements on multiple widgets. Now you can set relative time span and intervals to animate live data with Time Slider; filter multi-selection on a single field; swipe multiple layers at a time; honor zoom scale for the line and polygon feature search; move a point feature to manually entered coordinates or GPS location with Smart Editor; edit many-to-many related records; measure areas in 3D, etc. See the blog.    Please use the Forums within the Early Adopter Community to communicate all your observations and feedback. Thank you! The Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS team ... View more

The WebGL rendering of feature Layer allows you to display more data in the map and update the visualization of features more rapidly. Although it is not supported in Web AppBuilder Developer Editon 2.8, you can manually opt in with the steps below. 1. Find the init.js file in the client/stemapp folder 2. Add a line to dojoConfig:   dojoConfig = {    parseOnLoad: false,    async: true,    tlmSiblingOfDojo: false,    has: {    'extend-esri': 1,    // add this line    'esri-featurelayer-webgl': 1    } }; 3. Save the file 3. Start Web AppBuilder Developer Edition 2.8 and create a new 2D app To verify whether the layer is rendered in WebGL, access the layer through this.map.getLayer in the Widget.js file. Then call the following properties and method: var layerId = this.map.graphicsLayerIds[0]; var layer = this.map.getLayer(layerId); console.log("webgl enabled on map? ", this.map.webglEnabled); console.log("webgl enabled on layer? ", layer.webglEnabled); console.log("layer drawn with webgl? ", layer.hasWebGLSurface()); Also, see known limitations for the WebGL Feature Layer. ... View more

The v2.8 update includes the new capabilities that were part of the Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS online release this month as well as new documentation specifically on unit tests. See the ArcGIS blog below by David Martinez. Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS v2.8 Developer Edition Now Available!  ... View more