Catch some sun while taking your GIS knowledge to the next level with advanced mapping technology and cutting-edge apps at Esri’s 19th Annual Developer Summit! On March 12-15th, DevSummit will bring together Esri’s global developer community in the beautiful Palm Springs, California. Registration DevSummit offers both in-person and virtual attendance options. Participate in various sessions […]
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Tutorial: Create Your Own Weather Station Using Web APIs
Have you ever used an app to snap a funny filter on your face and share it with friends? Have you been online reading restaurant reviews and clicked a link for directions to take you there? Maybe you’ve wondered how different applications can access your hardware, location or other applications. Or maybe you haven’t, because […]
Q&A with Tai Pham, Junior Application Developer
GEO Jobe has been serving our clients and partners since 1999, and the key to our success is the people behind our growing company. Here is a brief Q&A with Junior Application Developer Tai Pham, who joined GEO Jobe in 2023. Q: What is your job at GEO Jobe, and what does it entail?A: I […]
Dive Into Dev Tools, Part 3: Console and Sources
Coming back to the Dive Into Dev Tools series, we previously introduced what Chrome DevTools is and its importance in the development stage of web applications. It can arguably prove to be a web developer’s strongest asset in inspecting, debugging, and optimizing a web application’s aesthetics and performance. In part two of our series, we […]
Dive Into Dev Tools, Part 2: Elements
If you missed Part 1, you can read that here. Any modern browser you use to access the internet has something called “Developer Tools,” “The Developer Console,” or something similar. Collectively, these are commonly referred to as Dev Tools. Almost every web developer will leverage them, but how? In this article, we dive deeper into […]
Dive Into Dev Tools
Any modern browser you use to access the internet has something called “Developer Tools,” “The Developer Console,” or something similar. Collectively, these are commonly referred to as Dev Tools. Almost every web developer will leverage them, but what are they? In this article, we’ll give a brief overview of Dev Tools and their functionality. In […]
Chronicle your Coding Journey with JSDoc
Key Topics Outline: Documenting your code Software Development gives us the ability to create and design software systems for personal or business use. As a developer, it’s very easy to expect other developers to adapt to your code and understand exactly what your intentions are for a specific code block. However, we don’t usually allow […]
Understanding Circular Dependencies and How to Fix Them
A dependency is when an item needs another item to function properly. For example, if your web map has a layer, that layer is a dependency for the web map. Circular Dependencies are when items appear to link back to themselves. They may do so directly, or through a chain of connected items. Either way, […]
Creating Custom ArcGIS Map Widgets as React Components
Map Widgets The ArcGIS Maps SDK provides many useful widgets to extend an ArcGIS map for the user. However, sometimes the requirements of a GIS application are so specific that custom functionality must be created to meet those needs and another Map widget is often the perfect place to place these new features. Especially if […]