ESRI Developer Summit 2007 Day 1

Rob Elkins and Dave Bouwman have some great posts on the morning sessions. Rather than repeat what they’ve written I’ll point you in their direction.

Rob Elkins – 2nd Annual ESRI Developer Summit Rob Elkins – ArcGIS Server takes the Stage (Author – Server – Use) Rob Elkins – Plenary Session continues.. Rob Elkins – Online GIS Dave Bouwman – Dev Summit: Plenary Session Notes Steven Citron-Pousty – Plenary session

The notes that most of you will be interested in is what’s planned for 2007 with ArcGIS:

  • Maintain 9.2 (bug fixes, performance, documention, critical issues)
  • Enhance ArcGIS Server (OGC, enhance Web ADF)
  • Overhaul Desktop User Interface
  • Overhaul Core GIS components (Geodatabase, mapping and graphics, Geoprocessing)
  • Develope standard mobile application framework
  • Enhance ArcGIS Online

Beyond that the new stuff in 9.3 future releases will include: ArcObjects Core: – new compiler, 64-bit executibles – simplified API (COM, .NET, Java) – improve install, update, license management Mapping and Graphics – map data model (Geodatabase) – new graphics engine (2D & 3D) Geodatabase – integrated metadata catalog – XML & 64-bit object ID fileds (SDE, File Geodatabase) – 3D information models Geoprocessing – core framework performance and improvments ArcGIS Desktop – Integrated desktop user interface ArcGIS Server – Fast dymanic map (new graphics engine) – Improved Geoprocessing – Integrated catalog and search

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  1. By Al Pascual : ESRI Developer Summit 2007 on April 23, 2007 at 2:19 pm

    [...] It's been a few days since my last post, I have been busy on the ESRI Developer Summit.2000 geeks under one roof is just a great thing to see. You can start a game of how many laptops are dell laptops and how many are sony, no many alienware there foe some weird reason. Was great to see the people that use the ESRI products as well as learn how they implement their solutions. This are a few links from other bloggers talking about the summit: http://myesri.blogspot.com/2007/03/2nd-annual-esri-developer-summit.htmlhttp://blog.davebouwman.net/2007/03/20/DevSummitPlenarySessionNotes.aspxhttp://www.spatiallyadjusted.com/2007/03/20/esri-developer-summit-2007-day-1/ Using ArcGIS explorer http://serverx.esri.com/ESRIBlogs/blogs/arcgisserver/archive/2007/03/19/Using-custom-logos-in-ArcGIS-Explorer.aspx Art's AJAX presentation was great, he explained how ajax was implemented in the ESRI web controls, I actually enjoyed the most the tech talk that result afterwards. You can read Art’s blog here, hopefully he’ll be posting the presentation on his blog soon.http://artsplace.spaces.live.com/ If you did not make it this year, I recommend to make it next. CheersAl Published Wednesday, March 21, 2007 11:19 PM by albert Filed under: ASP.NET 2.0, Ajax, ESRI [...]

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