Understanding version control and how to use it is very important. That’s why we’ve been slowly building out a series of articles on the topic. We have previously discussed the importance of version control, and the various types of version control systems. Today, we’ll continue our series with a basic tutorial on how to use […]
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Selecting Your Snake: ArcPy and the ArcGIS for Python API
Why Choose Python? Python is a stable and versatile language, allowing complex calculations and analysis to be developed and executed with ease. This brings no questions as to why it is the standard development language when working in ArcGIS Pro. It allows ArcGIS to run ArcPy behind the scenes for ArcGIS Pro and creates easy […]
Is Ionic on Your Radar?: Building Cross-Platform Mobile Weather Apps
Why Use a Hybrid Framework? When developing mobile apps intended to be used by as many users as possible, dev teams want to make it available on as many devices as possible. That usually means developing for both iOS and Android. Developing two different code bases using native tooling and languages can be quite the […]
GEO Jobe Welcomes Christian Patton as a Junior Application Developer
GEO Jobe is pleased to welcome Christian (Chris) Patton as a Junior Application Developer. Previous to GEO Jobe Chris worked at Stein Associates as an IT Specialist/Software Developer and worked on in-house software improvements and automation. Chris has experience in C# and .NET Programming, PHP8 Development, as well as working with relational databases using SQL. […]
Are You Using the Right Type of Version Control System?
Earlier this year, we covered what a version control system is and why it is important. The first step in working with a VCS is determining which type to use. In this article, we will give a high-level overview of the different kinds of version control systems and how they work. Local Version Control Systems […]
Take Your Tables to Top with Tabulator
If you are looking for an alternative to dgrid, then look no further than Tabulator. Tabulator allows you to create interactive tables from any HTML table, JavaScript array, AJAX data source, or JSON formatted data. It’s easy to use, has great documentation, comes with numerous pre-packaged themes, and more. There are many ways to include […]
GEO Jobe Welcomes Nolan Gangemi as Jr. Application Developer
GEO Jobe is pleased to welcome Nolan Gangemi as a Jr. Application Developer. Previous to GEO Jobe, Nolan was in school pursuing his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with a Minor in Mathematics. In addition to Nolan’s education, he has extensive knowledge in HTML, CSS, C, C++, Java, and Python. With Nolan’s education and […]
What’s Up with Recursion and Promises?
Last month, we introduced the topic of recursion. As you work with recursion more and more, you will inevitably encounter scenarios where your recursive function returns a promise. This situation is often a little tricky the first few times a developer encounters it, so we thought we’d do a deep – dive article for any […]
A Beginner’s Guide to Recursion
Have you ever been writing code and found yourself breaking down data into smaller and smaller pieces, only to perform the same operation? If your code is starting to look like Russian Nesting Dolls, it might be time to explore recursion. Read on to find out what recursion is, how it can help you, and […]
Esri 2021 Dev Summit Highlights
Last week, one of the biggest annual events for GeoDevs took place – the Esri Developer Summit (or Dev Summit). This year, it was entirely virtual. That didn’t stop Esri from sharing lots of exciting information and interesting updates. Our team got some of the highlights together to share with you. Read on to learn […]