EDN: ESRI Developer Network
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In this section
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Description
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An introduction to the ArcGIS Desktop product—its applications, extensions, and tools.
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ArcGIS Desktop is a customizable platform that offers developers a number of different ways to build their own custom experience.
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Hardware and software requirements for the software developer kit (SDK) and ArcGIS Desktop.
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Tips and tricks to make you more productive and successful when using the ArcGIS Desktop .NET SDK.
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Describes the ArcObjects components, the requirements of a particular object, and its basic functionality.
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Discusses the four key concepts of the architecture: modularity, scalability, multiple platform support, and compatibility.
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Outlines how developers can consume functionality exposed by ArcObjects or extend the functionality of ArcObjects with their own components.
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Summarizes a number of the shared ArcObjects libraries.
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Overviews the libraries contained in ArcGIS Desktop, the library structure, dependencies, and basic functionality to navigate through the components of the ArcGIS Desktop applications.
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Discusses the shared architecture based on ArcObjects and how the applications that make up ArcGIS Desktop share a common application framework.
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Shows how to create a custom command by inheriting from the ESRI BaseCommand class.
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Outlines the common steps for using the developer samples.
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