From the course: Python Scripting Using the ArcGIS API for Python
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ArcGIS notebooks: A development environment
From the course: Python Scripting Using the ArcGIS API for Python
ArcGIS notebooks: A development environment
- [Instructor] Did you know that ArcGIS Pro comes with a built in development environment that lets you do way more than just write code? You can also visualize web maps, analyze data and charts, and even interact with tables and make edits all in one place. This development environment is called ArcGIS notebooks. You can get a new notebook in your project just by going to insert new notebook. ArcGIS Notebooks is built on top of Jupyter Lab, which is a very popular open source tool used by data scientists to write Python code. You can get help for a Jupyter notebook out here in the Project Jupyter documentation. It's popular because it can visualize the outputs of the analysis immediately inside the same environment where you're writing your code. It's a really good tool to use for writing scripts when working with web GIS data. If you're not using ArcGIS Pro, you can also get access to ArcGIS notebooks in ArcGIS online and in portal for ArcGIS. This is my ArcGIS online account and a…
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ArcGIS Python libraries: ArcPy and the ArcGIS API for Python5m 9s
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Accessing the ArcGIS API for Python4m 16s
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ArcGIS notebooks: A development environment7m 36s
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Creating a notebook and using Markdown cells7m 30s
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The basics of ArcGIS Notebooks for writing code8m 13s
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The GIS object and connecting to ArcGIS Online anonymously7m 41s
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Connecting to your organization's ArcGIS Online account6m 37s
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Understanding helper classes: Working with content and users5m 41s
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