Esri’s Web AppBuilder application is on its way out, so now is the time to find a way to recreate apps and workflows using their Experience Builder application. One popular widget in Web AppBuilder is the Smart Editor Widget. The Smart Editor allows for advanced editing configurations like creating auto calculations between different layers and dynamically configuring attributes to be hidden, required, or disabled. The solution to transition this widget to Experience Builder lies with the smart forms.
Enhancing Water Data Management with ArcGIS Dashboards
Esri’s ArcGIS Dashboard applications offer powerful tools for monitoring utility data, and every Organization using ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise has access to them. With the array of customizations allowed within Dashboards, it’s difficult to know if designers are leveraging their full potential. One easy enhancement that can make dashboards more effective and interactive is to incorporate data selector widgets. These widgets provide interactive, flexible views of your data within a dashboard. These selectors enable dynamic customization, helping users gain valuable insights and make better-informed management decisions.
Leveraging Sections and View Navigation to Enhance Experience Builder Apps
It is official: Esri has announced that ArcGIS Web AppBuilder will be retired by the end of 2024 and replaced with ArcGIS Experience Builder. All apps built in Web App Builder will need to be rebuilt in Experience Builder, which means it’s time to revitalize your existing web applications and take advantage of the new and exciting features that Experience Builder has to offer. One of the new features that is unique to Experience Builder is the ability to create Sections with multiple views of content on an individual page.