My New GIS Book 2018 Just published on Kindle - Learn GIS Programming

Hussein Nasser · Beginner ·🛡️ AI Safety & Ethics ·7y ago
Buy The Book here : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KNHQ8NZ/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1542568174&sr=1-1 The link to the data of the book can be found in Chapter 2, Publishing to ArcGIS Online section, page 33 I also will put it here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1H5Pz28jAtq2CfNUOqpx_U9wxEUUrd7mk/view Let me know if you have access guys, here is the story of this book. In late 2012 I got an email from a book publisher author with a proposal to author a book. They have found me through my blog and linked a blog post I wrote back in 2009 on ArcGIS Server technology. I accepted their offer and wrote the book and 3 others that followed. This makes me question, why did I write that original blog post? I didn’t know that one day a publisher will google that technology and find my post and make me an offer to write a book. I can’t remember why exactly I wrote that post but I knew that I was having fun doing it. Sharing my experience with the world through this writing always felt good to me. In August 2017 I started a new series called Getting Started with ArcGIS Javascript API 4.x on YouTube. That series became really popular. The interaction on that series inspired me to write this book to discuss things I might have missed in that video series and to distill all my findings, knowledge into a book. So if you are new to the YouTube channel consider subscribing to check out more content over there https://www.youtube.com/igeometry Today, I decided to re-live the experience of writing a book. However, no publisher is backing up this book. This book is written from the heart, full of joy, from me to you. It is a brain dump of what I think will be a very beneficial work for you guys. As of the time of writing this preface, I did not pick a title of this book. And I’m feeling good about this. I know the topic and I can imagine how the book will look like. However, I feel that picking a title will force my thoughts through a narrow path and thus limit the po
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1 Extending ArcObjects (IGeometry) - 01 - Getting Started
Extending ArcObjects (IGeometry) - 01 - Getting Started
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2 Extending ArcObjects  (IGeometry) - 02 - The Document, The Map and The Layers
Extending ArcObjects (IGeometry) - 02 - The Document, The Map and The Layers
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3 Channel Update - New Book, New Job, New Videos
Channel Update - New Book, New Job, New Videos
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4 Learn Programming with VB.NET - 01 - Getting Started
Learn Programming with VB.NET - 01 - Getting Started
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5 Learn Programming with VB.NET - 02 - Classes and Objects (Part 1)
Learn Programming with VB.NET - 02 - Classes and Objects (Part 1)
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6 Learn Programming with VB.NET - 03 - Classes and Objects (Part 2)
Learn Programming with VB.NET - 03 - Classes and Objects (Part 2)
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7 Learn Programming with VB.NET - 04 - User Interface
Learn Programming with VB.NET - 04 - User Interface
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8 Learn Programming with VB.NET - 05 - By Value v. By Reference
Learn Programming with VB.NET - 05 - By Value v. By Reference
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9 Learn Programming with VB.NET - 06 - Variable size, 32 bit vs 64 bit
Learn Programming with VB.NET - 06 - Variable size, 32 bit vs 64 bit
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10 Learn Programming with VB.NET - 07 - Conditional Statements
Learn Programming with VB.NET - 07 - Conditional Statements
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11 Learn Programming with VB.NET - 08 - Inheritance
Learn Programming with VB.NET - 08 - Inheritance
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12 Learn Programming with VB.NET - 09 - Strategy Design Pattern
Learn Programming with VB.NET - 09 - Strategy Design Pattern
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13 Learn Programming with VB.NET - 10 -  How did I learn programming
Learn Programming with VB.NET - 10 - How did I learn programming
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14 IGeometry 2016 Retrospective - Channel Update
IGeometry 2016 Retrospective - Channel Update
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15 Javascript by Example - The Vook
Javascript by Example - The Vook
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16 Vlog - Keep your servers close and your database closer
Vlog - Keep your servers close and your database closer
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17 Vlog - Client/Server Programming Languages
Vlog - Client/Server Programming Languages
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18 Javascript By Example L1E01 - Getting Started
Javascript By Example L1E01 - Getting Started
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19 Persistent Connections (Pros and Cons)
Persistent Connections (Pros and Cons)
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20 Javascript By Example L1E02 - Building the Calculator Interface
Javascript By Example L1E02 - Building the Calculator Interface
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21 Happy new Year from IGeometry!
Happy new Year from IGeometry!
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22 Synchronous v. Asynchronous
Synchronous v. Asynchronous
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23 Javascript By Example L1E03 - Displaying the Digits on Calculator Screen
Javascript By Example L1E03 - Displaying the Digits on Calculator Screen
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24 Show Your Work. Blog, Vlog, Write, Create and Develop!
Show Your Work. Blog, Vlog, Write, Create and Develop!
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25 Relational Database Atomicity Explained By Example
Relational Database Atomicity Explained By Example
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26 Javascript By Example L1E04 - Operators, All Clear with Arrow Functions
Javascript By Example L1E04 - Operators, All Clear with Arrow Functions
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27 What Comes First, User Experience or Software Architecture?
What Comes First, User Experience or Software Architecture?
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28 Javascript By Example L1E05 -  Evaluate the Calculator Expressions with eval
Javascript By Example L1E05 - Evaluate the Calculator Expressions with eval
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29 Fastest Way to Learn Programming Language or Technology
Fastest Way to Learn Programming Language or Technology
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30 Javascript By Example L1E06 -  Fix Leading Zero Bug with Conditions
Javascript By Example L1E06 - Fix Leading Zero Bug with Conditions
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31 Stateful vs Stateless Applications (Explained by Example)
Stateful vs Stateless Applications (Explained by Example)
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32 Javascript By Example L1E07 - Running our Calculator on the Mobile Phone
Javascript By Example L1E07 - Running our Calculator on the Mobile Phone
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33 Advice for New Software Engineers and Developers
Advice for New Software Engineers and Developers
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34 Why JSON is so Popular?
Why JSON is so Popular?
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35 Building Scalable Software - SLA, HS, VS
Building Scalable Software - SLA, HS, VS
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36 Vlog (Istanbul) - Datacenter Proximity
Vlog (Istanbul) - Datacenter Proximity
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37 Should Software Engineers Learn Bleeding-Edge Technologies?
Should Software Engineers Learn Bleeding-Edge Technologies?
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38 Do Developers Build Bad User Interfaces/Experience?
Do Developers Build Bad User Interfaces/Experience?
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39 Learn By Doing.
Learn By Doing.
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40 I Wrote Bad Front-End Code That Broke Chrome
I Wrote Bad Front-End Code That Broke Chrome
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41 My Story
My Story
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42 Vlog - Horizontal vs Vertical Scaling
Vlog - Horizontal vs Vertical Scaling
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43 Can User Experience Help Build Better Rest API?
Can User Experience Help Build Better Rest API?
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44 Reverse engineering Instagram in flight mode
Reverse engineering Instagram in flight mode
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45 The Benefits of the 3-Tier Architecture (e.g. REST API)
The Benefits of the 3-Tier Architecture (e.g. REST API)
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46 Stateless v. Stateful Architecture (Podcast)
Stateless v. Stateful Architecture (Podcast)
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47 The evolution from virtual machines to containers
The evolution from virtual machines to containers
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48 Proxy vs. Reverse Proxy (Explained by Example)
Proxy vs. Reverse Proxy (Explained by Example)
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49 Canary Deployment (Explained by Example)
Canary Deployment (Explained by Example)
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50 No Excuses
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51 Synchronous vs Asynchronous Applications (Explained by Example)
Synchronous vs Asynchronous Applications (Explained by Example)
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52 What is an Asynchronous service?
What is an Asynchronous service?
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53 Difference between Client Polling vs Server Push in Notifications
Difference between Client Polling vs Server Push in Notifications
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55 HTTP Caching with E-Tags -  (Explained by Example)
HTTP Caching with E-Tags - (Explained by Example)
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56 Simple Object Access Protocol Pros and Cons (Explained by Example)
Simple Object Access Protocol Pros and Cons (Explained by Example)
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Nodejs Express "Hello, World"
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58 Reverse Engineering Instagram feed
Reverse Engineering Instagram feed
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