Detailed Agenda

Map Viewer: Extending the Web Map with Arcade

Description: Take your web maps to the next level with ArcGIS Arcade—a simple yet powerful expression language developed for geospatial workflows. Learn how to write, test, and debug Arcade expressions that power data-driven styling, advanced pop-up customizations, and field calculations. Speakers show how to use Arcade Assistant to scaffold more complex workflows requirements. They also explore performance considerations, best practices, and real-world examples that show how Arcade can extend and enhance the capabilities of your web maps in ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise.

ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript: App Development with Components, Part 1: Programming Patterns

Description: This technical session is the first in a four-part series and is critical for anyone building apps with the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript, as it will introduce the core concepts and programming patterns for building apps with the SDK's web components. This evolution of the SDK introduces a new way to build web apps, which maximizes productivity and is the recommended pattern for all applications. Speakers cover map components (which includes the map, scene, and functionality equivalent to legacy widgets), as well as charts and coding components.

ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript: App Development with Components, Part 2: Using Frameworks

Description: Join us for the second technical session in a four-part series on building applications with the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript. Speakers begin with exploring motivations for using front-end frameworks and then cover techniques for integrating the SDK's web components with frameworks and tools such as React and Vite. The session touches on current front-end methodologies for topics such as dependency management, asset management, semantic versioning, prebuilt versus built applications that scale, and conveniences offered by frameworks that streamline web mapping app development compared to plain JavaScript.

ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript: App Development with Components, Part 3: User Experience

Description: Join us for the third technical session in a four-part series on building applications with the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript. This session focuses on building the user experience in your web app with the SDK's components and Calcite Design System. Calcite provides a library of patterns, icons, and user-friendly, configurable web components that enable you to easily build responsive, accessible web applications. Speakers demonstrate how the components can be used together to build intuitive yet powerful experiences in your apps.

ArcGIS Maps SDK for Flutter: Building Apps

Description: Flutter is a powerful cross-platform framework that is making waves across the mobile development community. Its modern API design, extensive tooling, and active open-source community make it a popular choice for organizations that want to build apps for multiple platforms from one codebase. Join us to explore Esri's ArcGIS Maps SDK for Flutter and learn about key features, how to get started, and the future of the product.

ArcGIS Arcade: Fundamentals

Description: ArcGIS Arcade is a simple but powerful expression language developed by Esri to support multiple ArcGIS geospatial workflows, and it is used in apps across the ArcGIS system. Arcade provides a library of functions to examine spatial relationships, clean up and convert data, visualize features dynamically on a map, format pop-ups using multiple layers, calculate field values, constrain form input values, and more. Come to this technical session to get a solid understanding of Arcade fundamentals and see a variety of examples of how it can be used to enhance ArcGIS workflows.

ArcGIS Notebooks: Automating Administration, Data Management, and Analysis

Description: ArcGIS Notebooks in ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise provides various orchestration of tools, processes, and resources to automate administrative, data management, and analysis workflows. This technical session details the various techniques for scheduling notebook tasks, automating notebooks using webhooks, publishing notebooks as web tools, and calling notebooks programmatically through the ArcGIS API for Python.

ArcGIS Dashboards: Extending with ArcGIS Arcade

Description: A dashboard is a view of geographic information and data that allows you to monitor events, make decisions, inform others, and see trends. A robust suite of configuration options lets you display multiple visualizations that work together on a single screen. But what if your data is not quite right or you cannot get a visualization to look exactly how you want? In this technical session, learn how to leverage attribute expressions, data expressions, and formatting expressions to combine, model, and enhance your data in ways that allow you to unlock the full potential of your dashboards.

Version Management with ArcGIS

Description: This technical session will present some of the technical details behind the branch versioning model that was developed for ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Enterprise. Speakers will review the ArcGIS Pro user experience and the database structures that support these capabilities.