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. .Through this practical and accessible guide, you will learn how to build mobile applications using ArcGIS Server from scratch. You will start by covering the differences between mobile web and traditional web development. Factors such as the range of devices, design and layout, functionality, and performance considerations all make mobile development unique.
You will then move on to cover key JavaScript frameworks and libraries for mobile development and cover important structures and concepts including Dojo, responsive design, and the geolocation API, walking through developing your first ArcGIS mobile application in the process. Screenshots, tips, and code are provided clearly throughout to help you through the development process.
Finishing with advanced topics and best practices such as ArcGIS online and PhoneGap, you will finish the book with a complete mobile application and a solid foundation to develop mobile ArcGIS apps.What You Will Learn:
Set up your development environment and understand the key frameworks and tools needed to build mobile ArcGIS apps;
Add advanced tools to your base application including features such as address search;
Provide cross-device support via responsive design using the Bootstrap framework;
Integrate your mobile ArcGIS application with ArcGIS online;
Build high performance, attractive mobile applications using the lightweight, browser-based ArcGIS Server JavaScript API;
Get acquainted with the entire process of creating mobile apps and integrating them with other platforms;
Leverage HTML and JavaScript techniques for mobile development;
Create immersive and engrossing views and widgets;
Obtain fine-grained control to provide secure, reliable GIS services.Who This Book Is For:
This guide is invaluable to those just starting out with GIS development but will also benefit GIS professionals wishing to expand their development skills to include mobile apps.
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Matthew Sheehan
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Matthew Sheehan is the founder and principal of WebMapSolutions (http://www.webmapsolutions.com/). He has over 20 years of experience working with both Esri and open source GIS technologies. Much of his current focus is on helping to expand the understanding and use of GIS. Using web technology, he is working with his technical team to build flexible ArcGIS solutions that can be integrated with existing enterprise systems. Disconnected use of GIS in the browser is a key part of this work.
Matthew has a bachelor's degree in geography from University of London and a master's degree in Applied GIS from the University of Utah.
Mark Cederholm , GISP, has over 20 years of experience in developing GIS applications using various Esri technologies, from Arc/Info AML to ArcObjects to ArcGIS Runtime and Web SDKs. He lives in Flagstaff, Arizona.
Andy Gup is a developer evangelist with Esri who focuses on building Mobile web and native Android map applications. He works on everything from small websites to enterprise systems, and he is also involved in a number of open source projects. You can check out his blog at http://www.andygup.net or reach him on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/agup.
Antti Kajanus is a Finnish programmer who is very interested in mobile development and focuses on .NET client technologies. For the last 4 years, he has been creating customer solutions that are based on ArcGIS Server and ArcGIS Online. For the first 3 years, he was working as a software architect at Esri, Finland and after that he joined Esri's ArcGIS Runtime for the .NET development team. Currently, he lives in Edinburgh, Scotland.
He is an active presenter and loves to talk about ArcGIS application development and development practices. He's also a familiar face at Esri's Developer Summit conferences. If he's not building awesome GIS technology or applications, you can most likely find him roaming the Scottish mountains.
I would like to thank Packt Publishing and Matthew Sheehan for spreading the joy of ArcGIS development. I would also like to thank Nidhi Joshi for keeping the review process in control and for trying to keep me on schedule.
Noah Sager is a writer of code and prose and he is based out of a tiny mountain town in southern California. Originally from New Hampshire, he got a BSc in biology from McGill University and an MA in geography from Chicago State University. He recently received a GIS certificate from CSU and the TEFL Certificate from Literacy Works. He's worked in a variety of fields ranging from behavioral ecology to dairy farming, but it's GIS that he's truly passionate about. Currently, he supports GIS developers who are working with web and mobile applications and specialize in JavaScript, Flex, and iOS (Objective-C/Swift).
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Dedicated to Cristi, Jack, and Lily.
Mobile is transforming the GIS industry. Today, the demand from users of mobile devices for maps and location-based information is skyrocketing. ArcGIS is the most widely used GIS platform, with JavaScript as the most popular ArcGIS API. Esri's JavaScript team have been building a rich set of tools for developing ArcGIS Web applications.
This book will teach you how to build web-based mobile applications using the ArcGIS API for JavaScript.
, Introduction to Mobile Web ArcGIS Development , covers some of the core elements of developing mobile ArcGIS applications. We discuss how mobile web development is different from traditional web development. These differences include screen size, user interaction, design, functionality, and user and performance considerations. Mobile browsers and different development frameworks are also considered in this chapter.
, Understanding Mobile Frameworks and APIs , discusses some of the basic tools that are used for mobile web development; this includes popular frameworks and design paradigms. Dojo and jQuery mobile are both covered. In addition, simple code examples are included. We finish the chapter with an introduction to responsive, multi-device design and the Geolocation API.
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