ArcGIS Maps SDKs Native Blog

Back in November 2022, our resident Qt developers Lucas and James took to the Qt World Summit virtual stage, where they shared tips and tricks for testing large projects with the Qt Test Framework. The recording of their talk is now available: read on to learn more!

Find out how including web maps in your development workflows using the ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps can increase your productivity! 

The ArcGIS Maps SDK for Swift Toolkit contains open-source components that will simplify your iOS app development. It is built off of the v200.0.0-beta version of the new ArcGIS Maps SDK for Swift. It includes:

- An architecture based on SwiftUI and the ArcGIS Maps SDK for Swift.
- Eleven components, including a compass, scale bar, custom search view, general-purpose floating panel, Utility Network trace tool, floor filter, and popup view.
- Support for iOS v15.0 and newer and Xcode 14.0 and newer.

You can find the Toolkit here.

See this blog post for information on the SDK release.

We hope you enjoy the new release! Let us know what you're building with it.

The 200.0 release of ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET introduces full support for .NET MAUI. You can read about the highlights common to all ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps in the shared ArcGIS Runtime blog post and additional details in the 200.0 Release Notes.

Next week, our Qt experts here on the ArcGIS Runtime team at Esri @LucasDanzinger  (Product Engineering Lead) and @JamesBallard1  (Development Lead) will be presenting at the Qt World Summit 2022 virtual conference on the 9th November!

The ArcGIS Runtime 200.0 Beta program is now available for you to get early access to the next major release of the ArcGIS Runtime SDKs for .NET, Java, and Qt.

This article talks about how the different 3D Layers in ArcGIS Runtime.

Following the release of version 100.15.0 of the ArcGISRuntime SDK for Java, we are pleased to announce the release of the Java Toolkit v100.15.0.

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