Latest Contributions by BernSzukalski

Using Map Viewer point, polygon, and line layers can be added individually. Depending on what you want to do, those layers can remain individual layers or you can add them to a group layer. The choice is yours, and the decision will really be based upon what works best for you. Often the streets are just part of the basemap you choose to use, unless you are doing something specifically with the streets or streets that are different than what appears in basemaps. ... View more

And with the upcoming February ArcGIS Online Update, you'll be able to save the media layer out for use in other maps, with the referencing preserved so you don't need to do it again.   ... View more

Just something to keep in mind - you can always author the web map using Map Viewer and reference it in your JavaScript code. Saves you a lot of code and time, IMHO. https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/webmap-basic/ https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-WebMap.html   ... View more

Sreemoyi, Here's a couple of options for you in ArcGIS Living Atlas. These are available in ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Enterprise, or ArcGIS Online - anywhere in the ecosystem that provide access to Living Atlas content. USA 2020 Census Housing Characteristics - Metro Geographies This layer contains the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2020 Census Demographic and Housing Characteristics information about housing units by tenure (owner or renter), and vacancy status for Nation, Combined Statistical Area, Core Based Statistical Area, Metropolitan Division in the United States and Puerto Rico. https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=d5aebaefdad440a78df9b59cb93e8e36 Metropolitan Divisions This feature layer, utilizing National Geospatial Data Asset (NGDA) data from the U.S. Census Bureau, displays Metropolitan Divisions within the United States. https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=1041d84d8d1e4699ac334744b856cc74 You can search for more by going to the browse tab at the ArcGIS Living Atlas website. bern     ... View more

You've not mentioned whether these are ArcGIS Online hosted feature layers, or published from your own servers. Optimization will differ for each. In general, attempting to display millions of features is not advisable, nor a good experience for the user of maps/apps that display those layers. There are a variety of techniques that can be applied, such as scale-dependent display, creating indexes on attributes that are important for queries, and more... IMHO ArcGIS Enterprise does not represent an "automatic upgrade" in performance, simply because you are reliant upon your own infrastructure for publishing those features. That said, there are "advanced" enterprise configurations that can scale appropriately, including cloud hosted publishing solutions. Using ArcGIS Online it is possible to have millions of features performantly displayed in web maps if you are smart about how they are displayed. I have recently been working with approx. 170 millions features for display and everything is very performant, however we are careful about how features are displayed and when. Displaying 170 million features at once would not be a good end-user experience, so we make decisions about scale-wise display of data to provide for the best user experience and performance. The "layers take too long to load" isn't an actionable complaint unless we can take a closer look what you are trying to add or view. You can contact me off-community at [email protected] if you'd like me to have a closer look... ... View more

@Daniel_Perkins Thanks for the feedback. Apologies, I lost track of this thread so am a little late in responding. I've sent your comments along to the dev team and will respond here with any additional information. But putting this into Ideas is a good idea (pun intended). ... View more

Favorites are user by user. After you sign in at the Living Atlas website you can favorite things (essentially bookmarking them for easier access) you think are of interest to your organization. To make them more broadly available to everyone in your organization in Pro, I would suggest creating a group and sharing those favorited items into the group where members can find them. In Pro, they would just look for that group to add whatever layers you've shared there to their Pro project.   ... View more