ArcGIS AppStudio is a groundbreaking tool in the GIS app revolution. With AppStudio, you can convert your maps into beautiful, consumer-friendly mobile apps that are ready for Mac, iOS, Android, Windows, and Ubuntu operating systems and publish them to all the popular app stores using your own brand—no developer skills required. AppStudio offers an entire suite of productivity tools that make app creation quick and efficient, including development, testing, deployment, and distribution. Apps developed in AppStudio can be deployed across multiple platforms—iOS, Android, Mac, Linux, and Windows.
What is ArcGIS AppStudio?
ArcGIS AppStudio is a groundbreaking tool in the GIS app revolution. With AppStudio, you can convert your maps into beautiful, consumer-friendly mobile apps that are ready for Mac, iOS, Android, Windows, and Ubuntu operating systems and publish them to all the popular app stores using your own brand—no developer skills required.
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You can use AppStudio to create apps on your desktop, before performing as much configuration and customization as you want. An app based on a template can be created immediately in ArcGIS AppStudio. You can optionally configure this app further within AppStudio, or customize the source code for the app to make it entirely your own.
The latest version of AppStudio is 6.2 on Mac Informer. It is a perfect match for Webmaster in the Developer Tools category. The app is developed by NS BASIC Corporation. This free software from Network Redux is an open source application that can be used on the Mac platform. You can produce music by creating beats and melodies and synthesizing the sounds. Recording Studio Lite for Android.
Install ArcGIS AppStudio
To use AppStudio on your desktop, download the installation file for your operating system: Windows (x86 or x64), macOS, or Ubuntu and double-click the file to install.
For additional details, see Install ArcGIS AppStudio.
Once the installation is complete, the following two shortcuts are added to your desktop:
- ArcGIS AppStudio—For configuring and managing your apps
- Qt Creator (ArcGIS AppStudio)—For editing your apps
Start ArcGIS AppStudio to begin.
To use all the features of AppStudio, you'll need to sign in using your ArcGIS Online account that has been provisioned with an ArcGIS AppStudio Developer Edition license.
Create a new app
When you start AppStudio for the first time, you'll have no available apps. To create a new app, complete the following steps:
- Double-click this title to open the New App dialog box.
- From the Starter category, choose Hello World (Runtime).
- Click Create.
Your new app will now appear in AppStudio. If you don't see it, click the Refresh button to ensure it's available. You can now do the following:
- Double-click the app, or select the app and click Run to try out your app.
- Rename the app by clicking on the button to the right of the title.
- Change the app settings to customize your app.
Change app settings
Click Settings in the app's side panel to configure app properties such as title, description, images, device capabilities, and app signing information.
You may notice that apps created from samples do not have a lot of settings. These samples are designed to allow more free editing and less configuration. Conversely, the featured templates that you can create apps in AppStudio have a lot of settings that you can change. Depending on which of the featured templates you choose, there are different properties to configure. For example, if you've already created a Quick Report app, you can choose your own public point feature service to collect features in.
For more details on the properties of each of the featured apps, see the following:
Upload the app to ArcGIS
To share your app with others, or to build installation files, you must upload it to ArcGIS. Click Upload to manage the upload of your app.
Test the app in AppStudio Player
AppStudio Player is available from Google Play and the App Store. You can install AppStudio Player directly on your device from either of these stores.
AppStudio Player is also available for the desktop and can be downloaded from the AppStudio Resources page. Any apps created in AppStudio on any platform can be used on any platform in AppStudio Player.
Note:There are now two versions of AppStudio Player. AppStudio Player supports the current ArcGIS Runtime and Qt version, lacks iOS 32-bit support, and will be continually updated. AppStudio Player Classic is the same version from the AppStudio 2.1 release; supports Runtime versions 100.1 and 10.2.6, Qt 5.9.1, and iOS 32 bit; and will not be updated.
Install AppStudio Player on your chosen device, sign in with your ArcGIS account, and select the app that you uploaded to ArcGIS. Double-click the app to download and start it in AppStudio Player.
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ArcGIS AppStudio is a groundbreaking tool in the GIS app revolution. With AppStudio, you can convert your maps into beautiful, consumer-friendly mobile apps that are ready for Mac, iOS, Android, Windows, and Ubuntu operating systems and publish them to all the popular app stores using your own brand—no developer skills required.
CUDA driver update to support macOS 10.12 and NVIDIA display driver 367.15.10.15f01; Recommended CUDA version(s): CUDA 8.0; Supported MAC OS X. 10.12.x; 10.11.x; An alternative method to download the latest CUDA driver is within Mac OS environment. Access the latest driver through System Preferences Other CUDA. Click 'Install CUDA Update'. General CUDA driver update to support macOS 10.12 and NVIDIA display driver 378.05.05.25f01; Recommended CUDA version(s): CUDA 8.0; Supported MAC OS X. 10.12.x; 10.11.x; An alternative method to download the latest CUDA driver is within Mac OS environment. Access the latest driver through System Preferences Other CUDA. Click 'Install CUDA. NVIDIA CUDA 6.0 for MAC OS X release. Version: 6.0.37: Release Date: 2014.04.16 Operating System: Mac OS Language: English (U.S.) File Size: 61.1 MB Download Now Release Highlights. New Release 6.0.37. CUDA driver 6.0.37 is required for CUDA support on Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks. Nvidia cuda for mac os xp. NVIDIA CUDA 410.130 for macOS release. Version: 410.130: Release Date: 2018.09.19 Operating System: Mac OS Language: English (U.S.) File Size: 16.2 MB Download Now Release Highlights. New Release 410.130. CUDA driver update to support CUDA Toolkit 10.0 and macOS 10.13.6; Recommended CUDA version(s): CUDA 10.0; Supported macOS. NVIDIA CUDA 6.0 for MAC OS X release. Version: 6.0.46: Release Date: 2014.05.20 Operating System: Mac OS Language: English (U.S.) File Size: 67.6 MB Download Now Release Highlights. New Release 6.0.46. CUDA driver 6.0.46 is required for CUDA support on Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks.
You can use AppStudio to create apps on your desktop, before performing as much configuration and customization as you want. An app based on a template can be created immediately in ArcGIS AppStudio. You can optionally configure this app further within AppStudio, or customize the source code for the app to make it entirely your own.
The latest version of AppStudio is 6.2 on Mac Informer. It is a perfect match for Webmaster in the Developer Tools category. The app is developed by NS BASIC Corporation. This free software from Network Redux is an open source application that can be used on the Mac platform. You can produce music by creating beats and melodies and synthesizing the sounds. Recording Studio Lite for Android.
Install ArcGIS AppStudio
To use AppStudio on your desktop, download the installation file for your operating system: Windows (x86 or x64), macOS, or Ubuntu and double-click the file to install.
For additional details, see Install ArcGIS AppStudio.
Once the installation is complete, the following two shortcuts are added to your desktop:
- ArcGIS AppStudio—For configuring and managing your apps
- Qt Creator (ArcGIS AppStudio)—For editing your apps
Start ArcGIS AppStudio to begin.
To use all the features of AppStudio, you'll need to sign in using your ArcGIS Online account that has been provisioned with an ArcGIS AppStudio Developer Edition license.
Create a new app
When you start AppStudio for the first time, you'll have no available apps. To create a new app, complete the following steps:
- Double-click this title to open the New App dialog box.
- From the Starter category, choose Hello World (Runtime).
- Click Create.
Your new app will now appear in AppStudio. If you don't see it, click the Refresh button to ensure it's available. You can now do the following:
- Double-click the app, or select the app and click Run to try out your app.
- Rename the app by clicking on the button to the right of the title.
- Change the app settings to customize your app.
Change app settings
Click Settings in the app's side panel to configure app properties such as title, description, images, device capabilities, and app signing information.
You may notice that apps created from samples do not have a lot of settings. These samples are designed to allow more free editing and less configuration. Conversely, the featured templates that you can create apps in AppStudio have a lot of settings that you can change. Depending on which of the featured templates you choose, there are different properties to configure. For example, if you've already created a Quick Report app, you can choose your own public point feature service to collect features in.
For more details on the properties of each of the featured apps, see the following:
Upload the app to ArcGIS
To share your app with others, or to build installation files, you must upload it to ArcGIS. Click Upload to manage the upload of your app.
Test the app in AppStudio Player
AppStudio Player is available from Google Play and the App Store. You can install AppStudio Player directly on your device from either of these stores.
AppStudio Player is also available for the desktop and can be downloaded from the AppStudio Resources page. Any apps created in AppStudio on any platform can be used on any platform in AppStudio Player.
Note:There are now two versions of AppStudio Player. AppStudio Player supports the current ArcGIS Runtime and Qt version, lacks iOS 32-bit support, and will be continually updated. AppStudio Player Classic is the same version from the AppStudio 2.1 release; supports Runtime versions 100.1 and 10.2.6, Qt 5.9.1, and iOS 32 bit; and will not be updated.
Install AppStudio Player on your chosen device, sign in with your ArcGIS account, and select the app that you uploaded to ArcGIS. Double-click the app to download and start it in AppStudio Player.
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Build an app using cloud Make
Cloud Make is a service offered by Esri to create stand-alone apps from your AppStudio projects. When you create a stand-alone app, AppStudio Player is not used. Your app is wholly contained in an installation file that can be run on a device. Press Make to select which platforms to build for, and request Esri's cloud Make to generate files for you.
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Manage your apps
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All AppStudio apps can be managed in ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise. You can find your apps in your organization's root folder, and the app installation files in the My Apps folder.
