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The Widget dev will be the biggest thing, that's why we didn't doc custom widget dev until now. There are going to be more changes and updates, but if we don't doc it, we don't recommend it. In next the release, we are also adding a guide to help new users set up a TypeScript development environment. Here is a demo app I put together that shows a Widget with a ViewModel. ViewModels are basically just extending Accessor. You could write a ViewModel without TypeScript and just implement Accessor in regular JavaScript. GitHub - odoe/esrijs4-ts-demo  Here is a sample widget in our Widget framework. esrijs4-ts-demo/summary.tsx at master · odoe/esrijs4-ts-demo · GitHub  If you are not comfortable using TypeScript for development, you don't need to use our widget framework. It doesn't provide any advantage or integration with the API in any way. It just happens to be what we use. We also need to provide the doc for other teams external to the JSAPI team that write widgets. But I could have easily written this in regular JavaScript without our widget framework, just using a ViewModel that implements Accessor to watch for updates. I have similar samples here in regular JavaScript. GitHub - odoe/gen4: Sample EsriJS 4 Application from generator-arcgis-js-app  GitHub - odoe/esrijs4-vt-palette: Demo app of using Color Palettes with Vector Tiles  ... View more

The esri/widgets/Widgette module will be removed in a future release as more out-of-the-box widgets are transitioned to our Widget framework. We have a guide on using Accessor in both TypeScript and JavaScript. This does not apply to our Widget development due to the heavy use of JSX. You can technically write the HyperScript yourself, but it's cumbersome and not something we recommend. It's important to note, the ViewModels of our widgets are what contains the business logic. So you can write your custom widgets in any manner you like, using a framework of your choosing, web components or plain JavaScript components. ... View more

In 4.2, we introduced the ElevationLayer Query API ElevationLayer | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.2  Query Elevation (Points) | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.2  I think that will do what you are looking for. ... View more

I just wrote about this. Quick Tip - Clone in ArcGIS JSAPI - odoenet  Here is a demo app JS Bin - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging  It's not real editing, but can be useful. ... View more

If you have a layer(s) that can have overlapping features, your best bet is to use the mapPoint you get from the view click and do a QueryTask on each layer. You can use dojo/promise/all to wait for all the queries to finish and do it that way. ... View more

4.2 introduced a new widget framework that you could use if you wanted to. Widget development | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.2  Besides that, UI development is completely up to you. We have a sample using Angular 2 and React. The use of ViewModels and Accessor make it possible for you to build a UI in just about anything. Here are some links off the top of my head. Couple of Esri videos: Choosing Frameworks - Home | Esri Video  Using Frameworks - Home | Esri Video  Other resources: View Models in ArcGIS JS API - odoenet  Custom Widgets in the ArcGIS API for JavaScript - odoenet  GitHub - Esri/angular-esri-map: A collection of directives to help you use Esri maps and services in your Angular applic…  GitHub - Esri/esri-system-js: Load ArcGIS API for JavaScript modules using SystemJS  GitHub - Esri/calcite-maps: A theme for Bootstrap for designing, styling and creating modern map apps  To summarize, there is a new widget framework that is part of 4.2 that you can use and I'm pretty excited about it! But the ability to build a UI in just about any other Framework of your choice is fairly straightforward as well. ... View more

Looks like a future version of Collector will support Arcade expressions. According to the blog post, you'll see Arcade support coming to more apps coming up. Over time you’ll start to see Arcade supported in more apps, and it will crop up in more places to enable you to do more than just customize the presentation of your data. We have some really exciting things planned so stay tuned. I don't have any timeframes though. ... View more

Should be out this week. ... View more

This will be fixed in 4.2. ... View more

Checked on a smaller screen, happens when you scroll down. I'll pass it on. ... View more

What browser are you using? I'm not seeing any issue with popups or zoom using the latest fiddles you provided in Chrome, Firefox or Safari. ... View more