ArcGIS: JavaScript starter app

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ArcGIS: JavaScript starter app

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Last edited Apr 23, 2020

Created on Apr 23, 2020

This example demonstrates interactive 2D and 3D map visualization using ArcGIS JavaScript APIs alongside D3.js for a dropdown menu interface. The application loads a NatGeo World Map tile layer over various Esri basemaps, with a 2D MapView centered on coordinates [34.8021, 38.9968] at zoom level 5. The code includes commented-out 3D SceneView functionality with elevation settings and camera positioning. The dropdown menu, built with D3’s `select`, `append`, `merge`, and `attr` methods, lets users switch between different basemap options.

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