Presentations for the 3D JavaScript API at the 2019 ESRI Developer Summit

Discover the 3D capabilities of the ArcGIS API for JavaScript and learn how to leverage them to build stunning 3D web applications.

This session will focus on the fundamental 3D building blocks of the API: SceneView, 2D and 3D layers, terrain, and symbology.

https://esri.github.io/devsummit-2019-3D-jsapi/3d-maps-with-the-arcgis-js-api-getting-started

This session will focus on more advanced aspects like setting and animating the viewpoint, controlling the environment, and displaying as much data as possible while considering performance.

https://esri.github.io/devsummit-2019-3D-jsapi/3d-maps-with-the-arcgis-js-api-beyond-the-basics

ArcGIS contains a rich set of experiences for delivering 3D web applications with WebGL from the ArcGIS API for JavaScript to the Scene Viewer, Web AppBuilder, and configurable Templates. ArcGIS JavaScript capabilities use WebGL to render 3D in the browser with no plug-ins. This session will provide a brief overview of the capabilities and relationships of Esri's JavaScript 3D offerings along with demos and tips showing what can be done with web-based 3D apps. Presenters will also touch on technologies such as Scene Layers, mobile apps, and how they relate to JavaScript experiences.

https://esri.github.io/devsummit-2019-3D-jsapi/3d-with-webgl-in-arcgis

Find out how to use WebGL and WebGL-based 3D rendering engines like three.js to implement custom visualizations in the ArcGIS API for JavaScript.

https://esri.github.io/devsummit-2019-3D-jsapi/Advanced-WebGL-in-3D-SceneViews

4D Volume Rendering Demo using the ArcGIS JS API external renderer API. This application integrates an external WebGL rendering application into a SceneView. Beware: Due to the large size of volume data sets, this application loads 25MB of data per time step. WebGL 2.0 required.

The 4D Volume Rendering Demo can be installed locally for better performance. Install a local webserver to serve the checked out repository and follow the following steps:

• cd Advanced-WebGL-in-3D-SceneViews/isabeldata/
• wget -i files.txt
• Open localhost://.../devsummit-2019-3D-jsapi/Advanced-WebGL-in-3D-SceneViews/External-Volume-Renderer/ in your browser

In this session we will learn some of the basics of TypeScript and how it can help you as a developer using the ArcGIS API for JavaScript. We will also look at how to set up a development environment and use the provided TypeScript definition files.

https://esri.github.io/devsummit-2019-3D-jsapi/Using-TypeScript-with-ArcGIS-API-for-JavaScript

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