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‎05-16-2016

If you watched the presentation and would like the demos.. Rene Rubalcava has shared his demos here: https://github.com/odoe/esri-lts/tree/master/esrijs-discover-4 I showed the following SDK samples: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/scene-local/live/index.html https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/symbols-points-3d/live/index.html https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/layers-scenelayer/live/index.html https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/visualization-vv-color/index.html https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/layers-portal/live/index.html https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/portalitem-dragndrop/live/index.html https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/webscene-basic/live/index.html https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/webscene-slides/live/index.html

‎05-16-2016

If you'd like to learn the basics about the ArcGIS API 4 for JavaScript, check out this 1-hour training seminar that Rene Rubalcava and I did last week. Discover the Next-Generation ArcGIS API 4 for JavaScript The goals of this session were to help you get started on: Designing and developing apps using ArcGIS API 4 for JavaScript with an understanding of the new object model, core components, and programming patterns. Visualizing your data in 2D and 3D. Building apps that take advantage of web maps, web scenes, and layer items Creating rich, responsive web apps featuring a great user experience.

‎02-18-2016

You've been busy, Robert! Nice work 🙂

‎01-09-2015

There are multiple ways in which you can distribute your custom widgets. 1. (I recommend this approach) You can create a sample app using the Developer Edition, and then download it as a zip from the Developer Edition home page Your customers can then upload it to their installation of the Developer Edition, and do further configuration on top of your sample app, save it, then deploy it to their production server. Note that for now, they will still have to copy your widgets into their widget folder (option 2) in order to make NEW apps based on your widget. This is not required if they are just configuring the sample app you provided. In the future, you will be able to add the widgets contained in an uploaded app to the general pool of Builder widgets without doing (option 2). 2. You can share the widget folder with your customer that has the Developer Edition installed. They will then drop them into their widgets folder within their Builder installation [install dir]\client\stemapp\widgets 3. You can share your widgets with the community in the public Github repo: Esri/arcgis-webappbuilder-widgets-themes · GitHub 4. You can export a template from the app you've created and share the template with your customers. Note that this process is creating an ArcGIS Online/Portal template, not a Web AppBuilder template. 5. You can create a ready-to-use app for your customers using WAB, host it on your own web server, or give it to your customers to deploy on their server. You can't host your app that contains custom widgets on ArcGIS Online, but you can reference your app in an item and share that item with your customer. 6. Marketplace providers can take the item described in (4) and create a listing in Marketplace. Customers can then purchase the item in Marletplace, and obtain a subscription to your hosted app. 7. You can create an app using the embedded version of WAB (in Online/Portal), and then upload it to the Developer Edition to add your custom widgets, etc. You can even modify the config file manually without the Developer Edition. However, I don't see much benefit with this approach since you can just install the Developer Edition at no extra cost and have a nice interface to use for configuration.

‎12-18-2014

The full release is out!! You can download the release here. Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS | ArcGIS Blog

‎12-18-2014

The full release is out! You can now access the Developer Edition from the Web AppBuilder's Developer site home page here. A HUGE THANKS to our user community that has contributed very valuable feedback during the beta program; you have really helped us improve the product since its original beta 1 release in March. Please continue to send us your feedback as you try out the full release! ArcGIS blog post

‎12-17-2014

UPDATE: We are working on final verification of the Web AppBuilder release. A notification will be posted to this thread once the release is available for download (now targeting Thursday/Friday).

‎12-16-2014

The Web AppBuilder Developer Edition will be released tomorrow, December 17th. It will be downloadable from the Developer's site (from a new page dedicated to Web AppBuilder). Keep your eye out later this week for a blog that includes more details on the release.

‎12-15-2014

The Web AppBuilder Developer Edition will be released this Wednesday, December 17th. It will be downloadable from the Developer's site (from a new page dedicated to Web AppBuilder). Keep your eye out later this week for a blog that includes more details on the release and also a notification for the Web AppBuilder beta community.

‎12-15-2014

Hello All! The Web AppBuilder Developer Edition will be released this Wednesday, December 17th. It will be downloadable from the Developer's site (from a new page dedicated to Web AppBuilder). Keep your eye out later this week for a blog that includes more details on the release and also a notification for the Web AppBuilder beta community.

‎01-02-2013

Hi All, the Go Electric download should be accessible again; apologies for the inconvenience. Julie

‎09-21-2011

Hi All, Appologies for the delay in uploading my presentation material! I am presenting it again next week for the Latin American User Conference and I should be able to finish documentation & post everything afterwards. I'll update this post when it is available. Julie

‎07-07-2011

Hi all, just wanted to let you know... for those of you attending the UC this year: I have some great demos planned for the Flexviewer!! I will be covering: - Dynamic configuration based on user login - Single sign-on and integrating secured services in a "nice" way - Skinning the viewer to target different screen resolutions - Overview of integrating custom skins for the viewer Bjorn will also discuss changing the look & feel using the new app builder. This will be done in 3 demo theator sessions: "Changing the Look and Feel of Your ArcGIS Viewer for Flex Application": Wednesday 5-5:45 and Thursday 12-12:45 "Creating Your Own Custom Widget for the ArcGIS Viewer for Flex": Thursday 11-11:45 Hope to see you all there! Julie

‎05-13-2011

When the sample was built, we were on version 2.2 of the viewer, and version 4.0 of the Flex sdk. If you update your project settings to use the 4.0 sdk the errors should go away.

‎05-13-2011

The code is actually there... Look for "FlexViewerGoElectricDemo.fxp" under the code folder - it is a Flash Builder project file. Julie

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