Get to Know ArcGIS Experience Builder: Build an Experience from Scratch

[@maptastik]

This is just what I needed to get started with Experience Builder. I know this tool is still in Beta, but this is one of the few resources that has been produced by Esri that hints at what an Experience Builder workflow might look like. Kudos to you, Emilie! You seem to have a gift for explaining to explaining tools like Experience Builder in a clear, accessible way. I know I would love to see a video that explores some more advanced interaction and interfaces by extending the L'ans aux Meadows example. Currently, I'm struggling with the logic behind linking interactions with features in list, feature info, and map widgets together. Using the L'ans aux Meadows example, when someone clicks the Details button, the list is replaced with more info about the selected location AND the map would zoom to the selected feature. Similarly, selecting a feature in the map would highlight the feature in the list. This is functionality demonstrated in the Place Explorer template, but despite my best efforts, I've been unable to identify all the various settings and logic necessary to do so from scratch. There also appears to be this concept of "views" associated with the Section widget. I have been unable to find any documentation on how to properly work with Sections and views. Thanks for this video. Looking forward to more content from up North!

[@esricanadatechnologyadopti8224]

Thanks for the feedback Ryan, that's really great to hear! You should see additional information like blog posts, videos and resources out in the coming weeks and months as the product release approaches. We'll keep your suggestions handy, they would make for great content for future videos. I would suggest sharing this feedback on the Early Adopter page (earlyadopter.esri.com/key/ExperienceBuilder) or the GeoNet page (community.esri.com/community/arcgis-experience-builder).

[@bkcraft]

Thanks Emilie! This was a huge help. I know there have been some changes from the Beta version, but this is still a really good overview for getting started.

[@fareyad]

Can we add an image for each record manually, if we haven't stored images in the attribute?

[@host3439]

Thank you for the great and quick explanation.

[@Jace0241]

Thank you, thank you!!!!! Huge help

[@jeremyrangel1930]

Is there any mention on how to save?

[@Dom-uh3pw]

I am making a real time wild fire application. How can I make it display the number of active fires in a box on the side of the map . I need to select from the data points fires considered active, then add them together and display it. I have been playing around with this for hours and can not figure it out.

[@TubeTestingAl]

Who could share a tutorial how to use create a tooltip on the map within the ArcGIS Experience Builder?

[@tierento]

Is this only available for AGOL, or is it available on-premise as well?

[@esricanadatechnologyadopti8224]

Hey there! Thanks for watching - ArcGIS Experience Builder Beta is not yet available for ArcGIS Enterprise. Try out ArcGIS Experience Builder Online Edition and Developer Edition!

[@tierento]

@@esricanadatechnologyadopti8224 yes, I had a little play around with it and I liked the ease of use and the survey integration was cool. When it has all the widgets that web app builder has it will be awesome. The list item needs to have pagination and search functionality. Also it would be cool if there was a info widget where if I select something either in the list or on the map I get all the attributes.

[@esricanadatechnologyadopti8224]

@@tierento This is great feedback! I would highly recommend sharing it with the Experience Builder team via the Early Adopter Program (earlyadopter.esri.com/key/ExperienceBuilder) They are very receptive to user input.

[@KyleWikstrom]

Thank you

[@NurgisaRametov]

Hi, thanks for the video! This is a new one web appbuilder?

[@esricanadatechnologyadopti8224]

Thanks for watching our video - ArcGIS Experience Builder will not replace Web AppBuilder. Both builders will be running and maintained in parallel. Web AppBuilder will continue to be available. Try out Experience Builder and reach out if you have any questions!