At the start of this new year, we’re happy to announce that a new version of ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS is now available. . This release adds support for commonly requested functionality such as advanced military symbology, secure communication using PKI client certificates, simulating location updates, sorting and grouping query results, and much more. You can download the SDK here.
Those of you closely following the SDK releases will notice that the version number of this release (10.1.1) is significantly different from the version numbers we’ve been using in the past. This was done to synchronize the version numbers between various Runtime SDKs (Android, Java SE, WPF, Windows Phone) and the overall ArcGIS system. This synchronization not only reflects a common path of evolution going forward for each of the SDKs, but also a commonality in terms of their functionality and architecture.
Speaking of architecture, we’ve had to make significant changes to the map control and display subsystem in order to take advantage of hardware acceleration and pave the way for functionality that just couldn’t have been possible earlier. As much as we’ve tried to shield you from these internal changes, some of them have bubbled up to the public API. These changes are listed in the Migration section of the What’s New document. We encourage you to refer to this document as you migrate your applications. As always, we will be monitoring the user forum for your feedback and to offer help along the way.
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