Anne Fitz
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Anne Fitz is a product engineer on the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript team. Her work primarily focuses on dynamic vector symbology (CIM symbols), data visualization, OGC layers, Arcade integration, animation, and widgets.

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Visualizing Air Quality with Animated Symbols

Learn how to use animated CIM symbols within the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript to draw attention to features with poor air quality.

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Watch the JavaScript Maps SDK v4.27 Livestream – available now!

Learn about the new features added at version 4.27 of the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript, directly from the product team!

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Introducing new Arcade functions and an enhanced playground

The Arcade 1.23 release introduces three powerful new functions, an updated playground for testing your Arcade expressions, and more!

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What’s new in the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript, v4.26 livestream – available now!

We talked about client-side raster functions, 3D enhancements, and more!

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2022 Year in Review: ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript

Take a look back on all the new features added to the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript in 2022.

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Join us for a live discussion: What’s new in the ArcGIS API for JavaScript, v4.25

Join us on Tuesday, November 29th at 9am PST for a livestream discussion on what's new in version 4.25 of the JS API!

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Upload symbols from SVG in the updated CIM Symbol Builder

In the latest update of the CIMSymbol Builder, you can upload symbols from an SVG file, allowing you to easily create custom multi-layer symbols.

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Join us for a live discussion: What’s New in the ArcGIS API for JavaScript, version 4.23

Join us on Wednesday, April 13th for a live discussion of new features in version 4.23 of the ArcGIS API for JavaScript.

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Preparing your data for use with the FlowRenderer

The FlowRenderer uses raster layers with magnitude and direction to visualize flow. Learn how to prepare your data for flow visualization.

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