Last month we launched our latest product, Clean My Org. By allowing Administrators to scan their Organization for broken items, empty groups, or inactive users, Clean My Org makes maintaining an ArcGIS Organization simpler than ever before. Since launch, the development team dedicated to expanding Clean My Org based on our users’ feedback has been […]
Author: Courtney Kirkham
Courtney is an enthusiastic and motivated GEODev with a focus on web development. She works as a member of our Professional Services team building custom Web Appbuilder Widgets and stand-alone applications. When not working, Courtney relaxes by gardening, practicing shotokan karate, and playing board games.
Get Ahead, Be a GeoDev
Maybe you’re a GIS professional who often finds themselves in workflows that require writing some code. Maybe you’re a developer that’s landed a job working with a geospatial company. Maybe you’ve heard about how awesome GeoDevs are, and you’re curious. No matter your reason for being here, Welcome to the World of GeoDev. What is a GeoDev? In the simplest […]
Take Arcade for a Test Drive
Whether you're a cartographer, a developer, or an analyst - learning ArcGIS Arcade will take your maps to the next level. No, not the type of arcade with Tekken and Pac-Man (although we love those too).
Jumpstart Your Year With JavaScript
With the start of a new year, many people take the opportunity to start learning new skills. For anyone interested in learning web development or webGIS, JavaScript is the backbone for getting things done. Here’s a guide to get you started!
How a Mockup Makes Getting the Custom App of Your Dreams Easier
Have you ever had an idea for a product or application you want, but you couldn’t quite picture it? Have you ever seen a demo of a product only to want to re-arrange where different elements are placed? Mockups can save time and headaches by simplifying the design process of an application and ensuring all […]
Self-Driven Learning: Secrets for Success
Technology is constantly advancing, and, especially in GIS, change is constant. Therefore, it is vital to stay up-to-date and keep the field moving forward.