Developing for the GeoWeb: Notes From The Field Dev Summit 2009

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Describes the thought process and concepts needed to create compelling and successful "geoweb" applications. Presented at the 2009 ESRI Developer Summit in Palm Springs, CA

Technologie

simple tools
answering
complex questions

address
spatial
business
problems
in a
browser

Atom
WFS
.NETXHTML
CSS
Ajax
TDD
Javascript
RSS JSON
REST XML
GeoRSS
WMS

Todays Lesson Plan
Same tools Javascript
1. Object Oriented
2. Ajax: GETting and POSTing
Same workflows
3. Intro to JQuery and Dojo
4. Designing RESTful services
Same terminology
5. JSON and JSONP
6. CSS and browser tweaks
Worse performance
7. Silverlight & Flex

1
Road Project Management
Internal workflow application
SAP integration

OpenLayers + WMS + Dojo

ArcGIS Server 9.2

2
Emergency Response
workflow application
multi-service “mash-up”

ESRI JS API + Dojo

ArcGIS Server 9.3 REST

3
avian influenza tracking system
public facing
focused search tools

virtual earth + dojo

ArcGIS Server 9.2 + Custom Tile Server

ArcGIS Server
Web Server
ASP.NET MVC App

SOAP
SOC Process

AGS SOAP API
Controller
IIS

JSON

2
COM utilities
&
server object
extensions

IIS

ASP.NET MVC App

Controller

JSON
Web Server

SOAP

Web Service

ADF Connection
COM
Utility
SOC Process
ArcGIS Server

Dave Bouwman
dbouwman@dtsagile.com
http://blog.davebouwman.net
http://twitter.com/dbouwman

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Developing for the GeoWeb: Notes From The Field Dev Summit 2009

1. notes from the field

2. most of

3. are technologists

4. we

5. we are comfortable with complexity

6. how does this impact our projects

7. February 2005

8. Techical: Google Maps is released Jesse

10. So what?

11. web 2.0

12.

13. expectations changed

14. forever.

15. we (technologists)

16. what box?

17.

18. “data”

19. “interface”

20. “tools”

21. “tasks”

22. we must throw out…

23.

24. simple tools answering complex questions

25. the lesson of February 2005

26. where to start?

27. GeoWeb

28. address spatial business problems in a browser

29. publish &consume services

30. but…

31. to be successful…

32. we must understand…

33. trumps features usability

34.

35. we must master…

36. Atom WFS .NETXHTML CSS Ajax TDD Javascript RSS JSON REST XML GeoRSS WMS

37. more to learn

38. Todays Lesson Plan Same tools Javascript 1. Object Oriented 2. Ajax: GETting and POSTing Same workflows 3. Intro to JQuery and Dojo 4. Designing RESTful services Same terminology 5. JSON and JSONP 6. CSS and browser tweaks Worse performance 7. Silverlight & Flex

39. more tools

40.

41. we must understand…

42. what users want

43. users want

44.

45.

46.

47. how do we tackle this?

48. design ideas

49. examples please!

50. 1 Road Project Management Internal workflow application SAP integration OpenLayers + WMS + Dojo ArcGIS Server 9.2