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Book Description

ArcGIS allows users to create rich maps and applications that interact with services hosted on ArcGIS for Server and ArcGIS Online. This book will help you to understand the ArcGIS JavaScript API in a fun way while building a real-life project.

This book revolves around a fictional project called Bestaurants. The journey starts with a description of the project requirements before moving on to designing and sketching an interface of what the website will look like. Then, gradually with each chapter, you will add a single functionality until the full ArcGIS application is completed.

By the end of this book, you will have built an entire ArcGIS web application from scratch. An additional bonus appendix is included on how to build ArcGIS applications with ArcGIS Online-a new and extremely useful service offered by Esri.

Table of Contents

1: THE BESTAURANTS PROJECT
2: SETTING UP THE BASIC WEB APPLICATION
3: QUERYING ARCGIS SERVICES
4: RICH CONTENT AND MOBILE INTEGRATION
5: POSTING REVIEWS, RATINGS, AND PHOTOS
What You Will Learn

Script essential ArcGIS JavaScript code to consume with ArcGIS services
Edit ArcGIS services by adding new records, update existing ones and upload attachments
Consume GIS services from multiple cross-platform endpoints that include mobile and tablet for field users
Query ArcGIS services with related data and display the information on your website
Communicate with the services to query, retrieve, and display the results
Use the ArcGIS JavaScript API to communicate with ArcGIS Online as a backend database
Test your website on mobile devices
Authors

Hussein Nasser

Hussein Nasser is an Esri award-winning senior GIS solution architect working in the GIS field since 2006. He is the author of three books in the ArcGIS technology: Administering ArcGIS for Server, Learning ArcGIS Geodatabases, and Building Web Applications with ArcGIS, all by Packt Publishing. In 2007, he won the first place at the annual ArcGIS Server Code Challenge, conducted at the Esri Developer Summit in Palm Springs, California. In 2014, he started the IGeometry YouTube channel, where he periodically publishes educational GIS videos.