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#Umd webmap install#
#Umd webmap code#

Currently, this is handled programmatically via the API by setting the snappingOptions property (and in an upcoming release it will be integrated into the Editor UI).

Editor widget: You can use snapping when creating or updating features.

We will continue to broaden the scope of this performance optimization in upcoming releases to include ArcGIS Enterprise. Once loaded, the features won’t need to be re-requested from the server, which will make future redraws after panning and zooming much faster. In 4.19, FeatureLayer will try to optimize how it requests data and will fetch all its features at once from the server as opposed to requesting features on demand. This has allowed us to make further improvements for point FeatureLayers hosted on ArcGIS Online. These performance improvements allow us to render features faster, and with less memory consumption. Significant performance improvements have been implemented in the API over the last year. Rather than having to copy API assets like styles and localizations files into your project, assets are retrieved from a CDN at runtime by default (though it can be overridden). With this release, installs for local builds are faster and easier. There are also sample apps available that demonstrate concepts for integrating the modules with various frameworks and tools.

#Umd webmap install#

To get started, you’ll install the NPM package then you can use native imports like this: import WebMap from MapView from the ES modules guide topic for the basic steps necessary for using ES modules.

#Umd webmap code#

The API’s ES modules moved out of beta and are now ready for production use! The ES modules are a new option for consuming the API, which enables simplified code and seamless integration with modern frameworks and build tools. Read on to learn about some of the highlights in this release… ES modules – production release In addition, ES modules have moved out of beta, so developers have an additional option for consuming the API in their production applications. Version 4.19 brings feature to feature snapping for 2D and 3D, remarkable performance gains for point feature layers, shadow highlighting, increased flexibility when using API keys, and much more. Happy Earth Day, web developers! Our first release of 2021 brings a collection of key enhancements and new capabilities that you can start using in your apps right away.