If, like me, you are looking for a good video to help you better understand Git, you should definitely check out the video below. Actually, the whole of ByteByteGo's YouTube channel and its Blog are very good resources for understanding many IT concepts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9lnsKot_SQ
A new Esri white paper: the ArcGIS Enterprise Hardening Guide
UPDATE: There is a new version (from March 2025) as announced by an Esri product manager on LinkedIn. The below link points already to the new version. Esri published the ArcGIS Enterprise Hardening Guide a few weeks ago. The document, which is around 120 pages long, is a new technical paper by Esri focusing on … Continue reading A new Esri white paper: the ArcGIS Enterprise Hardening Guide
Why learn ArcGIS Arcade?
In this post, I planned to briefly introduce how Arcade integrates within the ArcGIS Platform and its different uses, as well as how it is evolving and becoming an essential tool for Esri users. I could have made this article much longer, but the reality is that I found an already interesting article on the … Continue reading Why learn ArcGIS Arcade?
New Esri architecture and geodatabase resources hubs
Always trying to keep an eye on the different Esri news, I found the recently released ArcGIS Architecture Center and the Geodatabase Resources hub particularly interesting. The amount of ArcGIS-related information publicly available is a lot, so having new Esri resources that make it easy to find content on a specific topic is always appreciated. … Continue reading New Esri architecture and geodatabase resources hubs
Getting started with FME without a license
Last week, I started learning FME. There are different reasons for using FME, but as an ETL, the primary purpose might be to Extract, Transform, and Load, or as this article mentions: "FME is primarily a tool for moving data, integrating systems, and preparing data for use in other systems." However, an FME license is … Continue reading Getting started with FME without a license