Jianxia Song, Kenyon Huber-Wilker

ArcGIS Experience Builder

ArcGIS

agendaDesign

Demo

Plan

DesignWhat is ArcGIS Experience Builder

What are the design goals

Key features

Where and who will use it

ArcGIS Experience Builder empowers you to quickly transform your data into compelling web apps for devices.

You • can easily get started with provided

templates and widgets• have complete control over the

layout and design elements• or build their own

What is

ArcGIS Experience Builder

FLEXIBILITY

DATA DRIVEN

JS API 4.x

Design Goals

Flexible

Mobile Adaptive

Data Driven

Configurable

Extensible

Modern Web Tech

React

JSAPI 4.x

TypeScript

PWA

Modern Web Technology

• Mobile adaptive design

- In addition to being responsive,

the same app running in the

mobile browser can be

configured differently from the

desktop

- Optimize mobile experience

Key Features

• Your choices to build apps

that can be either:

- non-map centric, or map-

centric with one or many

maps

- fixed screen or scrolling

screen

- single page or multiple

pages

• Design any template you

want with easy drag and

drop and share with others

• Interact with 3D and 2D

contents in one app

• Unified experience

- Survey 123

Key Features (Continued)

• Action Trigger

• Performance optimization

• Extensible framework for

developers to create custom

solution more rapidly

DemoCreate a complete experience

ArcGIS Experience Builder

An

experienceDesign/

Config

Templates

Widgets

Themes

Data Sources

Jimu.js

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02

03

04

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GUI Builder

User Roles

Designer

Design layout and theme

Configurer

Configure and publish web

experiences

End User

Consume web experiences

Business Solution Specialist

Create solution template

Developer

Create task focused widget

PlanWhat ArcGIS Experience Builder offersWhat is the product plan and the roadmapFAQ

ArcGIS Online Edition

ArcGIS Enterprise Edition

Developer Edition

Product Offering and Licensing

Creator or higher user type is required to create apps

4.2019

Alpha 2 Early Adapter

7.2019

Beta 1 ReleaseOnline Edition

Developer Edition

11.2019

Beta 2 ReleaseOnline Edition

Developer Edition

2.2020

First Public ReleaseOnline Edition

Developer Edition

ArcGIS Experience Builder Release Plan

2020

First Public ReleaseEnterprise Edition

1.2019

Alpha 1 Early Adapter

Widgets

• Map Layers

• Legend

• Filter

• Share

• Fly Controller (3D)

• Text

• Image

• Widget Controller

• Feature Info

• View Navigation

• Embed

Features in Final Release

Tools on Map widget

• Layer list

• Legend

• Basemap

• Measure

• Search

• Scale bar

• Zoom

• Locate

• Home

• Navigation

• Compass

• Use custom view

Other features

• blocks

• Theme

• Export template

• Localization

• Download apps

(Developer Edition)

• Map

• List

• Survey

• Placeholder

• Menu

• Button

• Section

• Row

• Colum

• Fixed Panel

• Sidebar

Experience Builder FAQ

• Will Experience Builder replace Web AppBuilder?

- There is no plan to replace and obsolete Web AppBuilder. Both builders will be running

and maintained in parallel. Web AppBuilder will continue to be available.

Experience Builder FAQ

• Can anything be transferred between Web AppBuilder and Experience

Builder?

- You need to re-configure apps or rewrite custom widgets created with Web AppBuilder if

you choose to move them to Experience Builder.

• Will Experience Builder reach functional parity of Web AppBuilder?- Starting with the core and popular widgets, Experience builder is planed to reach most

of functional parity of Web AppBuilder through incremental releases.

Experience Builder FAQ

What can only Experience Builder do and what can only Web AppBuilder

do?

Flexible layouts, a mobile-adaptive design, integrated 2D and 3D, and action triggers are

four key features in Experience Builder that are not available in Web AppBuilder. On the

other hand, Web AppBuilder is empowered with 70+ widgets so you can quickly build

your own workflow.

Take Away

Built with flexibility and performance in mind, Experience

Builder enables you to do better and do more.

Questions?

ArcGIS Security Update – HTTPS Only

• Esri is committed to ensuring your content is secure

- TLS 1.2 implemented in 2019

- HTTPS Only / HSTS to be enforced September 15, 2020

• What does this mean for you?

- After 9/15/20 all HTTP requests to ArcGIS Online will be redirected to HTTPS

- Clients limited to HTTP only will fail (for example scheduled clear-text Python script calls)

- HTTP only ArcGIS Enterprise deployments may have issues accessing ArcGIS Online services

• What do you need to do?

- Validate your ArcGIS Online org utilizes HTTPS only immediately

- Launch AGO Security Advisor tool to check your org settings @ Trust.ArcGIS.com

- If HTTP enabled, use tool to discover HTTP references and change to HTTPS

- Enforce HTTPS only for your orgs ASAP and validate clients/scripts can use HTTPS

- Keep an eye out for additional announcements and support guidance pages