arcgis-performance

Optimize ArcGIS Maps SDK initialization by applying lazy loading and dynamic imports to reduce bundle size, ensuring faster startup and efficient memory usage across applications.

ArcGIS MapView rendering slows with large datasets when feature reduction and scale-based visibility are missing. Apply minScale and maxScale constraints to limit data loading and maintain responsiveness.

Handle rapid ArcGIS SceneView interactions by implementing promiseUtils.debounce to throttle events, preventing rendering jank and maintaining smooth 3D performance during navigation.

Yes, these performance patterns comprehensively support both 2D MapView and 3D SceneView, guiding initialization, data loading, rendering, and proper cleanup across both environments.

Use view.when for ArcGIS performance optimization to ensure layers and properties are ready before execution, preventing rendering jank and avoiding unnecessary data transfers during startup.

Manage ArcGIS Maps SDK memory by enforcing proper cleanup and cancellation patterns, destroying unused views and layers to prevent leaks and sustain rendering performance.