It looks like the Virtual Earth ASP.NET control has finally been released. Now no longer .NET developers have to worry about their JavaScript and can focus on pure .NET. Combined with other .NET technology we could see some very immersive Virtual Earth solutions integrated into existing .NET code.
Microsoft Releases Virtual Earth ASP.NET Control CTP
July 28th, 2008 · 1 Comment · GIS
Tags:.NET·ASP.NET·javascript·Microsoft·Virtual Earth
Simple Layer List From the ArcGIS Server Using the JavaScript API
July 16th, 2008 · 11 Comments · GIS
Jason Harris of ROK Technologies describes how easy it is to work with the new ESRI ArcGIS JavaScript API.
I thought it was time to put my money where my mouth has been these past couple of months. I have been yapping about how easy the new ArcGIS javascript api is to work with, so I [...]
Tags:ArcGIS Server·ESRI·GeoJSON·javascript·JSON·RESTful·Safe Software
ESRI Releases the ArcGIS JavaScript API to the Public
July 9th, 2008 · 8 Comments · GIS
The ArcGIS Sever Development Blog says that the ArcGIS JavaScript API is now available to the public. As was mentioned before, it is freely available for anyone to use. You can of course also use the extenders for Virtual Earth and Google Maps if the ESRI JavasScript client isn’t what you are looking [...]
Tags:ArcGIS Server·ESRI·Google·Google Maps·javascript·Microsoft·RESTful·Virtual Earth
Putting Google Earth in the Browser Window
May 28th, 2008 · 38 Comments · GIS
So it has finally happened.
Today, I’m happy to announce the release of the new Google Earth Browser Plug-in, which brings the full power of Google Earth to the web, embeddable within your own web site. Driven by an extensive JavaScript API, you can control the camera; create lines, markers, and polygons; import 3D models from [...]
Tags:API·Google·Google Earth·javascript·Microsoft·Virtual Earth·web mapping
