Welcome to The DeveloperHub

• ArcGIS Resources Gateway
• ArcGIS Server Resource Centre
• Web Applications Resource Centre

1. Esri Blogs - Central location with links to all Esri Inc. blogs, in particular;
   - esri news feed
   - Applications Prototype Lab Blog
   - ArcGIS Server Blog
   
2. ArcObjects Error Codes
3. Code Galleries
   Free code samples and add-ons from the Esri community.
4. ArcGIS Desktop - Tutorial.
5. Esri Support Centre
   Central location to a number of excellent resources including system requirements and whitepapers. In particular; Web Based Help Overview
   All the product help documentation online.
6. Esri ArcGIS Silverlight Toolkit
   Source code for the Esri ArcGIS Silverlight Toolkit SDK.
7. Enterprise GIS Resource Centre
   Excellent new site providing info on enterprise GIS including advice on scalability and performance.
8. Morten Nielsen Blog
   A software developer at Esri Inc. who publishes numerous interesting articles on .NET and JavaScript development.
9. ArcGIS Help: Types of Geodatabases - Reference information for the geodatabase.
10. Esri Developer Network - Extending ArcObjects - Excellent documentation on extending ArcObjects.
    About Esri Developer Network - contains information about subscribing to the Esri Developer Network.

• ArcGIS Mobile User Guide [1.3mb, PDF]
• ArcGIS Python Hints and tips
• Development Changes in ArcGIS 10
• Web APIs for ArcGIS Server 10.0 [365kb, PDF]
• A Beginner’s Guide to extending the ArcGIS Viewer for Flex [1.4mb, PDF]
• Working with OpenStreetMap in ArcGIS
  - Documentation Download [1.3mb, pdf]
  - Associated Materials Download [560kb, zip]
• GIS and Mapping Solutions for Developers
  - Documentation Download [900kb, pdf]
• Case study: Scottish Violence Reduction Unit: Reducing violent crime with GIS
  Not that long ago, Scotland was reported to have one of the highest rates of violent crime in Europe. But today, violence in the country is decreasing thanks in part to the work of a specialist unit and the use of advanced geographic information systems (GIS) technology.

• View the presentations online for the 2011 DeveloperHub event -
  Developers... Getting the most out of your ArcGIS.
  Mobile Development - Mark Wells, Technical Lead, Esri UK
  Web Development - Sam Larsen, GIS Developer, Esri UK
  Building the iGIS application using Flex - William Spice, WSP Group
  MPlanitTM - M Tucknott, Thales Air Operations
  
• Live Webinars - Attend a live online seminar from your own desk and discover how to make the most of your ArcGIS software and expand your GIS skills and knowledge.

For a list of all the Webinar recordings in the ArcGIS 10 Webinar series, click here

• CrimeAnalyst 2.0: Striking the balance between routine and strategic analysis - NEW CrimeAnalyst 2.0 is a significant new release of ESRI (UK)’s crime analysis software, which includes a range of important new features based on extensive customer research. View a recording of this webinar by clicking the link, to find out how CrimeAnalyst 2.0 will take your analysis to a new level.
• Getting Started With ArcGIS 9.3.1 - 11th June 2009, 10am, Charles Kennelly and Scott Tansley present the new capabilities, performance improvements and enhancements in the latest release of ArcGIS.
• ArcGIS Server – Connecting People with Geographic Information - 28th April 2009, 10am, shows how you can take advantage of ArcGIS Server to connect people with geographic information via web mapping applications and services.
• Understanding the ArcGIS Web APIs - 27th August 2009, 10am, shows that ArcGIS Web APIs make it easier than ever for developers to build Web applications with high quality, high performance geographic information and GIS capabilities.
• Introduction to Using Bing Maps in ArcGIS - 17th September 2009, 10am, looks at the key features of Bing Maps and discusses how it can be used with ESRI services and tools to improve business processes, unlock data and create better citizen and customer connection.
• ProductivitySuite 2.0 - Unlocking the Full Potential of Ordnance Survey Data - 4th November 2009, ESRI (UK) and Ordnance Survey discuss how you and your organisation can unlock the full potential of Ordnance Survey data to deliver real value to your business.

• Thank you for attending the Esri UK DeveloperHub Conference 2010. View the presentations online
• The Bing Maps Mashup Challenge 2009 - Jon Jones, Deloitte MCS & Transport for London announced as winner of the 2009 challenge with his innovative and powerful application developed as part of the London Congestion Analysis Project.

• What’s New in ArcGIS 10 Desktop (2 days)
  The ArcGIS 10 release brings many enhancements to ArcGIS Desktop that will help you to produce and share better maps faster.
• ArcGIS Desktop - Part 1 (2 days)
  This course is the first of a 2 part foundation in ArcGIS Desktop (version 10). The Part 1 course introduces the student to ArcGIS and gives an understanding of the main functions of ArcMap.
• ArcGIS Desktop - Part 2 (3 days)
  This follow on foundation course has been developed specifically to extend skills and knowledge for both new and existing users within GIS concepts and core areas of GIS functionality, enabling students to truly leverage the power of ArcGIS Desktop.
• Introduction to ArcGIS Server 10 (2 days)
  In this course, you will acquire the skills needed to share GIS content on the Web or across the enterprise. You will learn a workflow to publish maps, imagery, geoprocessing models, and feature templates for use in Web applications that support visualization, analysis, and editing of GIS resources.
• Introduction to the ArcGIS Server APIs
  At 9.2, if you wanted to write ArcGIS Server-based web mapping applications you needed to be an expert .NET or Java developer and, more than likely, have an in-depth knowledge of SOAP, XML, AJAX and ArcObjects too. With the introduction of the Web APIs it’s now possible for people with only limited software development experience to create rich, functional and easy to use web mapping applications which make full use of the power of ArcGIS Server GIS services such as routing, geocoding and geoprocessing. Join us for two days to really dig into how these APIs work and get some hands-on experience with each to help decide which one is right for you.
• Building Web Applications Using the ArcGIS API for Flex (2 days)
  Using the ArcGIS API for Flex, you can build high-performing, engaging Web applications that incorporate ArcGIS Server mapping, geocoding, and geoprocessing services. This course teaches how to leverage the ArcGIS API for Flex and the Adobe Flex Platform to efficiently develop rich applications that meet the needs of their intended audience. You will learn about the components available in the Flex Platform, how to write code for a Flex-based application, and how to incorporate basemaps and other resources from ArcGIS Online to enhance your Web applications.
• Building Web Applications Using the ArcGIS API for Silverlight/WPF (2 days)
  Using the ArcGIS API for Microsoft Silverlight/WPF, you can build highly interactive, visually rich Web and desktop applications that incorporate ArcGIS Server mapping, geocoding, and geoprocessing services. This course teaches how to use the ArcGIS API for Microsoft Silverlight/WPF and the Silverlight Platform to develop high-performing Web applications that deliver GIS content and functionality to end users.

• NEW! Getting Started with ArcGIS API for Microsoft Silverlight/WPF
• Building Rich Internet Applications with ArcGIS API for Flex
• Building Mashups using the ArcGIS JavaScript APIs
• Building Applications with ArcGIS Server Using the Java Platform
• Building Applications with ArcGIS Server Using the Microsoft .NET Framework