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Today we're launching Geocoders.io 🌎, an all-in-one geospatial platform that makes it easy to access high-quality location data. We've put our hearts into building a game-changing API for geospatial purposes - and it's finally here! With our endpoints, you can: * Validate addresses in real-time * Perform postcode lookup searches * Access detailed land registry data (cadastral) * Visualize areas with precise boundaries And we're not done yet! We've got more features on the way, including APIs for property metadata and demographic data of areas. Plus, we'll be adding data for more countries beyond the Benelux. The API is (blazingly) fast, scalable, reliable, and has transparent pricing based on usage. And don't worry, our developer-friendly docs will get you up and running in no time! Head over to Geocoders.io to discover how we can empower your applications! P.S. Huge props to Paul and Marnix for their technical expertise and smooth collaboration on this project, they really made late night battles with implementing complex spatial joins in Rust a lot more bearable.

The June 2024 update for ArcGIS Online brings loads of new capabilities. I think even more that usual so please take some time to review. Feel free to get in touch is you want to know more. Here are the highlights: 1. Recycle Bin: - Organisations now have a recycle bin where deleted items are held for 14 days before permanent deletion. Item owners and administrators can restore accidentally deleted items during this window. 2. Map Viewer: - Customise labels with more flexibility, adjusting their position along lines (e.g., streams, roads). - Print maps using custom layout templates, including organizational logos and themes created in ArcGIS Pro. 3. ArcGIS Web Editor (see post from Tomás Donda 👇) - A new tool for advanced editing directly in ArcGIS Online. 4. ArcGIS Notebooks: - Combine code, data, and visualisations in Jupyter notebooks. 5. User Types Update: - Stay informed about changes to user types and licensing. https://lnkd.in/eiXM8rSz

Table for two: We are excited to introduce two updates to the Map Viewer table Editor pane: Create record and Edit record. Learn how to access these features and leverage forms to get the most out of them. https://ow.ly/FKeL50SEjmr

Learn the best practices for efficient geodata management in real-world applications — Vyacheslav Efimov offers a clear and concise introduction to quadtrees and geohashes.

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Table for two: We are excited to introduce two updates to the Map Viewer table Editor pane: Create record and Edit record. Learn how to access these features and leverage forms to get the most out of them. https://ow.ly/2QFq50SHanX

What can Alaska tell us about hexagons as mapping tools? This article zooms in on Alaska, using it to examine the ways ArcGIS Business Analyst hexagons both deepen and, at times, limit its visual representation. https://ow.ly/Vxo150QXxml

🚀 Introducing ArcGIS Web Editor! 🌍 As technology advances, many powerful desktop tools are transitioning to web-based platforms, making them more accessible and collaborative. ArcGIS Web Editor simplifies web mapping with an intuitive interface, enabling anyone to create and edit maps effortlessly. Here’s what you can do with the new ArcGIS Web Editor (and more to come!): 🔹 Edit Tools: Move, vertices, reshape, split, merge, copy, and paste (and Undo/Redo while sketching geometries) 🔹 Selection Management: Interactive map tools and cumulative attribute queries + an interactive Table for data visualization & editing 🔹 Geometry Guides and Editing Constraints: Enhanced geometry handling 🔹 Snapping Control: Including rule-based snapping with Utility Networks! 🔹 Support for Contingent Values and Attribute Rules (Authored outside of Web Editor) 🔹 Group and Preset Templates (Authored in ArcGIS Pro) 🔹 Advanced Features: (for now) available through ArcGIS Enterprise, such as Utility Network trace and branch versioning This tool makes geospatial data more accessible and actionable, and it's perfect for both beginners and GIS professionals. #ArcGIS #WebEditor #GIS #Mapping #Esri #Geospatial #TechInnovation

How did MapTiler reach 350M users? Our CTO, Petr Sloup, shares his top 7 tips for building a successful mapping platform. Check out the full article on WebsitePlanet for his expert insights!

Use swipe tools to compare map features: ArcGIS Online offers a number of methods to swipe or compare maps or layers. Here’s a compilation of available current options, with examples. https://ow.ly/xVCi50R2LYM