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• ArcGIS API for JavaScript v1.3 released!

  The ArcGIS API for JavaScript v1.3 is now available for immediate use. Below are just a few of the highlights. To check out the full list of enhancements, fixes and deprecations be sure to visit the What's New page on the Resource Center: Support for Read More... Posted Friday, February 27, 2009 2:40 PM by andygup | 0 Comments Filed under: API, Server, Dojo, JavaScript

• ArcGIS API for Microsoft Silverlight - Sneak Peek Video

  Now that the news is out about the ArcGIS API for Microsoft Silverlight, we went behind the scenes with our Silverlight team to get this sneak-peek video. ESRItv on Youtube ( normal or HD ) Video on ESRI.com wmv To learn more about the Silverlight API Read More... Posted Monday, February 02, 2009 8:29 AM by alaframboise | 0 Comments Filed under: API, Video, Silverlight

• ESRI Releases the ArcGIS API Evaluator

  If you haven’t heard, the ArcGIS Development Team has just released a new .NET utility called the ESRI API Evaluator . This handy tool allows you to scan all of your ArcGIS .NET code and generate a complete set of API usage statistics. This will reveal Read More... Posted Monday, September 29, 2008 9:37 AM by alaframboise | 1 Comments Filed under: .NET, Code, API, C#, VB.NET

• API Evaluator: Inspect your code, send us your feedback, improve the product!

  Here is a new .NET utility that you might find useful. The API Evaluator is a tool that allows you to scan your ArcGIS .NET code and generate statistics on the API usage. It also provides you with a mechanism to send feedback directly to ESRI about the Read More... Posted Monday, September 08, 2008 10:14 AM by alaframboise | 0 Comments Filed under: ArcObjects, API, Feedback, Deployment

• API Evaluator: Help us assess and improve our .NET APIs

  ESRI appreciates the efforts of our developer community who help us discover how they are using our application programming interfaces (APIs). We also realize that as GIS developers, you have an interest in finding out useful metadata about your own custom Read More... Posted Thursday, September 04, 2008 2:24 PM by eleanord | 0 Comments Filed under: .NET, ArcObjects, Code, API