Samples using the ArcGIS API for JavaScript
This repository contains samples using the ArcGIS API for JavaScript in its 3.x and 4.x versions.
You can explore the following samples here:
1. Creating a custom tile layer with TypeScript
This sample was featured in this blog post in a series featuring how to create a custom tile layer with TypeScript.
This sample demonstrates how to create a custom tile layer by applying the multiply
blending operation to the ArcGIS World Hillshade
and National Geographic World Map
services. The multiply blend mode multiplies the values of each pixel of the top layer with the corresponding pixel value of the bottom layer. In this sample, multiplying the hillshade tiles with the National Geographic tiles creates a more detailed representation of the terrain than you see from the default National Geographic basemap.
2. Client-side projection versus GeometryService projection
This sample was featured in this blog post introducing the client-side projection engine.
This sample demonstrates how to use the client-side projection engine in JavaScript application. It also compares the performance of client-side projection versus the geometryserver projection.
3. Setting custom ticks and labels for TimeSlider
This sample shows to how set custom ticks and labels for the TimeSlider widget by setting its tickConfigs property. The tickConfigs was added at version 4.16 and opens up endless possibilities to style and set custom ticks and labels for your TimeSlider.
4. Dev summit 2021 demos
4.a Current wildfires and smoke forecast
The following sample shows how bloom and blur effects are used to create fire maps.
4.b CSVLayer Demo
The following sample shows how to create and add a time-aware CSVLayer to the map. It also shows how to use TimeSlider widget to animate through temporal data.