A recent update to the very cool Web Maps for WordPress plug-in. Web Maps is designed to bridge the gap between authoritative maps registered with ArcGIS Online and WordPress – the most widely used CMS on the market. [Read more…] about Add the power of “where” to WordPress with Web Maps for WordPress
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Esri DevSummit – Mapping in ArcGIS
Esri’s lead engineer for web API development Jeremy Bartley provides some highlights of new capabilities for the ArcGIS API for JavaScript, including faster feature layers, smart mapping, editing data, and the Arcade expression-based scripting language. [Read more…] about Esri DevSummit – Mapping in ArcGIS
Tips to Help You Migrate to ArcGIS Pro
ArcGIS Pro, which is part of ArcGIS Desktop, is the next step in the evolution of ArcGIS Technology from Esri. Users have access to ArcGIS Pro via the same organizational desktop license that they’ve always had. Pro is not really a new product, rather, it is new technology along with a new look and feel, new UI, and new capabilities. [Read more…] about Tips to Help You Migrate to ArcGIS Pro
2017 International Esri User Conference facts, stats, and numbers
Some interesting numbers of interest tossed around at the annual EsriUC, courtesy of Esri business partner, GEO Jobe – did you heard any numbers or figures that got your attention? [Read more…] about 2017 International Esri User Conference facts, stats, and numbers
Video from ESRIUC 2017 : ArcGIS Pro 2.0, Top 10
A video from ESRIUC 2017 walks you through some of the Top, new features available in ArcGIS Pro [Read more…] about Video from ESRIUC 2017 : ArcGIS Pro 2.0, Top 10
There’s Tons of Holiday Cheer with the new ArcGIS 10.5 and ArcGIS Online
There’s no doubt at all that Esri is in the spirit of giving this holiday season! This month the company has been steadily rolling out impressive updates to their entire product portfolio. Most notable are the big updates that users of ArcGIS at R. 105 are getting as well as the revamp of ArcGIS Online [Read more…] about There’s Tons of Holiday Cheer with the new ArcGIS 10.5 and ArcGIS Online
Tons of New Features and Functionality for ArcGIS Online
It seems Esri has rolled out loads of new updates for ArcGIS Online and Twitter is buzzing about it! Look for new animations, cloud data support, configurable apps, join feature improvements, story map updates and more. [Read more…] about Tons of New Features and Functionality for ArcGIS Online
A Sneak Peek at Taking Live Social Media Feeds into ArcGIS
Let me share with you a little bit of coolness under the topic of “coming soon”… this for those of you that are planning on hitting the annual ESRIUC in San Diego this June (yes June and not July like you might be used to!). Thanks to the Echosec crew (an Esri small business startup program business) here in town for sharing with me a very slick, “coming soon” bit of functionality that really rocks! I can’t divulge everything but this example map produced very quickly (like in seconds in total) gives a look at some speedy analysis (a heat map in this case) that was run on social media activity taking place around the Fort McMurray, Alberta town that is currently under siege by a wildfire – Note: if interested, the Canadian Government is currently matching all Red Cross donations!
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Glenn’s DevSummit wrap up #GeoGeeksinCars video
The one where I drive back to San Diego from Palm Springs and talk about a few days at DevSummit with the GeoGeeks! In this solo edition I rolled a solo Devsummit summary while driving back from Palm Springs… What did you like most about DevSummit?
Are you wondering, What is this ArcGIS Earth?
You may have heard recently about something calld ArcGIS Earth. If not I’m sure you will be hearing lots more in the very near future, particularly as the Esri conference season kicks off this month. Simply put, ArcGIS Earth is Esri’s response to Google Earth! With “Earth”, users can explore any place on Earth in 2 or 3D displaying a number of common data formats, including KML, SHP and other data from web services. Users also have the ability to view their own data, sketch, measure, and annotate – Think ArcGIS powered 3D Globe!
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