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About This Training

The ArcGIS JavaScript API is a powerful mapping and geospatial API provided by Esri, the leading provider of GIS (Geographic Information System) software and solutions. The API allows developers to build interactive web applications that incorporate mapping, spatial analysis, and visualization capabilities.

Here's an overview of the ArcGIS JavaScript API:
  • Mapping Functionality: The API provides a wide range of mapping capabilities, allowing developers to display maps, add and customize layers, and work with different basemaps. It supports various map types, including 2D maps, 3D scenes, and web maps.
  • Data Visualization: The API enables developers to visualize spatial data in different ways. It offers tools for symbolizing and styling features, creating thematic maps, applying heatmaps, and rendering dynamic data layers.
  • Geospatial Analysis: The API includes geoprocessing and spatial analysis capabilities that allow developers to perform operations such as buffering, spatial querying, routing, and proximity analysis. It provides access to a wide range of geoprocessing tools and spatial algorithms.
  • Interactive User Interface: The API offers a set of user interface components and widgets that can be easily integrated into web applications. These components allow users to interact with maps, perform queries, display pop-ups, navigate through data, and control map layers.
  • Integration with ArcGIS Platform: The ArcGIS JavaScript API seamlessly integrates with the broader ArcGIS platform, which includes various server-side components and services. Developers can leverage services such as ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS Enterprise, and ArcGIS GeoEvent Server to access and manage geospatial data.
  • Developer Tools and Resources: Esri provides extensive documentation, samples, and resources to help developers get started with the ArcGIS JavaScript API. It offers a rich set of libraries, SDKs, and developer tools, including a powerful API reference, code samples, and a developer community for support.
  • Cross-Platform Compatibility: The API supports cross-platform development, allowing developers to create mapping applications that work across different devices and browsers. It is compatible with modern web technologies such as HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript.

Overall, the ArcGIS JavaScript API provides a comprehensive set of tools and functionality for building web-based mapping applications with advanced GIS capabilities. It empowers developers to create interactive and visually compelling applications that leverage spatial data and analysis.

Pre-Requisites

  • HTML/CSS: Basic knowledge of HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is necessary for building web applications.
  • JavaScript: Understanding JavaScript is essential as the ArcGIS JavaScript API is based on this programming language. Familiarize yourself with JavaScript concepts, syntax, variables, functions, loops, and object-oriented programming.
  • Web Development: Having a solid understanding of web development concepts and technologies is beneficial.
  • GIS Fundamentals: While not mandatory, having a basic understanding of GIS principles and spatial data concepts will help you grasp the geospatial aspects of the ArcGIS JavaScript API. Familiarize yourself with terms like maps, layers, features, coordinate systems, and geographic data formats.

Well these prerequisites are beneficial, they are not mandatory. You can start learning ArcGisJavascript API and acquire the necessary skills and knowledge along the way.

Benefits of Learning ArcGIS JavaScript API

ArcGIS JavaScript API offers several benefits, particularly for those interested in geospatial data and web mapping. Here are some key advantages of learning the ArcGIS JavaScript API:

  • Powerful Mapping Capabilities: The ArcGIS JavaScript API allows you to create interactive and visually appealing maps, incorporating a wide range of features and layers. You can customize the appearance, symbology, and labeling of map elements to effectively communicate spatial information.
  • Web-Based Applications: With the ArcGIS JavaScript API, you can develop web-based applications that are accessible across different devices and platforms. This enables users to access and interact with your maps and spatial data through a web browser, without the need for specialized software installations.
  • Spatial Analysis and Geoprocessing: The API provides extensive tools and functions for spatial analysis and geoprocessing. You can perform operations such as buffering, querying, routing, proximity analysis, and more, enabling you to gain insights and make informed decisions based on your geospatial data.
  • Data Visualization and Exploration: The API offers a wide range of options for data visualization, allowing you to effectively represent and explore spatial data. You can create thematic maps, apply heatmaps, display time-based data, and visualize data using charts and graphs.
  • Extensibility and Customization: The ArcGIS JavaScript API is highly extensible, allowing you to enhance its capabilities and customize the functionality to suit your specific requirements. You can create custom widgets, add-ons, and extensions to extend the API's functionality and tailor it to your application's needs.
  • Career Opportunities: Proficiency in the ArcGIS JavaScript API opens up various career opportunities in the geospatial industry. Many organizations, including government agencies, environmental organizations, urban planning departments, and private companies, rely on GIS and web mapping solutions. Having expertise in the ArcGIS JavaScript API can be valuable for roles such as GIS developer, web GIS specialist, spatial analyst, and geospatial consultant.

Overall, learning the ArcGIS JavaScript API equips you with the skills and knowledge to build interactive web mapping applications, perform spatial analysis, and effectively communicate geospatial information. It empowers you to leverage the power of GIS and spatial data in various domains and opens up exciting career opportunities in the geospatial field.

Related Job Roles
  • GIS Developer
  • GIS Project Manager
  • Geospatial Consultant
  • Web GIS Specialist
  • Geospatial Software Engineer

These are just a few examples of job roles where knowledge and experience with the ArcGIS JavaScript API are valuable. The geospatial industry offers diverse opportunities, and proficiency in web mapping and GIS development can open doors to exciting careers in fields such as government, environmental management, urban planning, transportation, natural resources, and more.

Course - Duration / Training Methodology

  • Online/Offline
  • Weekdays Batches
  • Weekend Batches
  • Course - Duration: 60 Days
  • Mode of Training - Online - Live Online Classes
  • Daily 1Hr (Need to have a laptop or Computer with Good Internet)

Topics for This Course

    HTML is the standard mark-up language for Web pages, which helps you to create your own website.

  • Understanding about Browser
  • Domain
  • Host
  • HTML Structure

  • CSS - Syntax
  • CSS - Colors
  • CSS - Backgrounds
  • CSS - Fonts
  • CSS - Text
  • CSS - Images
  • CSS - Links
  • CSS - Tables
  • CSS - Borders
  • CSS - Margins
  • CSS - Lists
  • CSS - Padding
  • CSS - Positioning
  • CSS - Layers
  • CSS - Pseudo Classes
  • CSS - Pseudo Elements
  • CSS - Text Effects
  • CSS - Rounded Corner
  • CSS - Border Images
  • CSS - Multi Background
  • CSS - Color
  • CSS - Gradients
  • CSS - Shadow
  • CSS - Text
  • CSS - Box Sizing

  • What is Javascript
  • JavaScript history
  • Relation between JavaScript and ECMAScript
  • Versions of JavaScript

  • Syntax, Variables, Values, Data Types
  • Syntax, Variables, Values, Data Types
  • Keywords
  • Variable declaration
  • Variable scope
  • Block scope
  • Data Types
  • Primitive values
  • Reference values
  • Expressions and Operators
  • Expressions (arithmetic, relational, logical, assigment and others),

  • Flow control and conditionals
  • Loops and iteration

  • Defining functions
  • Calling functions
  • Functions as values
  • Arguments and parameters
  • Function scope
  • Closures
  • Arrow functions

  • Creating and populating Arrays
  • Array methods
  • Working with Arrays

  • Window Object
  • History Object
  • Navigator Object
  • Screen Object

  • getElementById
  • getElementsByClassName
  • getElementsByTagName
  • innerHTML property
  • innerText property

  • JS Class
  • JS Object
  • JS Prototype
  • JS constructor Method
  • JS static Method
  • JS Encapsulation
  • JS Inheritance
  • JS Polymorphism
  • JS Abstraction

  • Introducing Web GIS
  • Mapping and Visualization
  • Web Map
  • Components of Web Map
  • Feature Layers
  • Web map uses
  • Base map layers and operations layers
  • Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS
  • Configurable Web App Examples
  • Creating Your First Application with WebApp Builder
  • Designing Your Application with Themes.
  • Adding Widgets Defining Attributes
  • Previewing Applications
  • Creating and Using Templates
  • Sharing your Content

  • Map
  • MapView
  • MapView

  • FeatureLayer
  • WebMap
  • SceneMap
  • MapImageLayer
  • WFSLayer
  • WMSLayer
  • WMTSLayer
  • WCSLayer

  • BasemapGallery
  • BasemapLayerList
  • BasemapToggle
  • Legend
  • Search
  • ScaleBar
  • Sketch
  • FeatureTable
  • LayerList
  • Home
  • Locate
  • Measurement
  • ScaleBar
  • Bookmarks
  • Expand
  • Fullscreen

  • SimpleFillSymbol
  • SimpleLineSymbol
  • SimpleMarkerSymbol
  • Symbol

  • Spatial Reference
  • Extent
  • Point
  • Polygon
  • Polygon
  • Areas and Length
  • Buffer
  • Distance
  • Intersect
  • Union
  • Label Points

  • request
  • Popup
  • Popup Template
  • Query
  • Clustering
  • Render

  • Setting up GeoServer on Windows Environment
  • Working with Vector Spatial Data
  • About Workspaces
  • Create Workspace
  • About Stores
  • Import Vector Data to Store
  • Publish Vector Data to GeoServer
  • Web Map Service (WMS)
  • Serving Cascading WMS
  • Web Feature Service (WFS)
  • Differences WMS and WFS
  • Layer Preview in GeoServer
  • Connect and Work with QGIS

  • Styling Point Features
  • Styling Line Features
  • Styling Polygon Features
  • GeoServer Basic Vector Styling
  • Exporting SLD from QGIS
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Registration and Course Fees

  • Price: INR 25000
  • Instrutor: Dr. Roseline
  • Duration: 60 Days
  • book iconLessons: 120

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