ArcGIS Pro 2.3 is now available, and included are many new updates to the ArcGIS Pro SDK! Information on installing and upgrading to the latest SDK can be found in this ProGuide. This is an exciting release for ArcGIS Pro and the Pro SDK, with many new features and opportunities for Pro developers.
Some of the Pro SDK 2.3 highlights include updates in the areas of:
- Map Exploration – A new Table control and Reports customization via the CIM
- Geodatabase API – A new Plug-in data sources project template for creating new data formats which behave like read-only tables and feature classes
- Layout API – Additional map series creation and export support
- Dimension API – First release of this new API, to be expanded in future releases
- Content API – Additional support for metadata
- ArcGIS Pro Extensions NuGet – A new preview version of the Pro SDK leveraging NuGet is now available
For a full listing of all the API changes, see the “What’s New for Developers at 2.3” page in the Pro API reference.
New code samples and documentation – The teams have developed several new samples, and updated concept and guide documentation, which can be found at the community samples site and the SDK documentation site.
The new plug-in data sources project template:
A new community sample showing the new Table control, which allows viewing of multiple attribute tables from multiple maps within a custom pane:
The ArcGIS Pro Extensions NuGet Preview available on the NuGet Gallery:
Your Feedback
As always, we encourage you to send us your feedback and needs for the Pro SDK. We’re always keen to hear what you’d like to see added. We want you to be successful in extending Pro to address your workflows and make your customization experience better. Let us know, find out more and collaborate with others in the GeoNet Pro SDK Group.
For more information on all the updates in Pro 2.3, see the full listing on the Pro What’s New page.
Finally, we hope you’re looking ahead to the Esri Developer Summit in Palm Springs in March, one of the best Pro SDK learning opportunities of the year! For more information, see this earlier post. We’ll also have more details available in the coming weeks.
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