Arcgis-js-sdk

Here is a CodeSandbox sample showing how to use the ArcGIS API for JavaScript together with the Vite bundler.

This post discusses some of the differences between AMD and ESM, and includes a hands-on tutorial to help you build your first ESM project with Vite and the ArcGIS API for JavaScript.

The RouteLayer is a layer for solving advanced routing problems. A solved route can be displayed on a map, and stored and retrieved from a portal, either as a portal item, or as part of a webmap.

An inset map is a smaller map inset within a larger map. Learn how to inset maps in your own web applications using ArcGIS API for JavaScript. View the blog post and video here.

The combination of Next.js and the ArcGIS API for JavaScript provides a great developer experience for web developers. Learn how to use them together by building a demo application here.

Do you use clustering for your high-density datasets? ArcGIS API for JavaScript now allows you to calculate any statistic on the cluster's features, filter, or even list them in the popup content.

Extensive categorized list of free XYZ tile layers (both basemaps and overlays) to add to your ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript application.

This article teaches you how to create a simple ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript application with XYZ tile layers.

This article teaches you how to add free imagery and hybrid layers (both basemaps and overlays) to your ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript map.

This article teaches you how to add a Google map layer or other Google basemaps/layers to your ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript map using static XYZ tiles.