Map areas are a key feature of VertiGIS Studio Mobile, enabling users to work with a map in a completely disconnected state. But how can you help ensure your users have the data downloaded and updated before they go into the field? In this blog post we'll look at using VertiGIS Studio Workflow to notify users when their data may be stale, and even to automatically trigger a download or update as soon as they open their app.
AI has been a hot topic lately. Naturally, the question has come up of how we can use AI with Studio products. With the Mobile SDK, it's already possible to integrate AI into a custom app. In this blog post I'll describe an example of just that, where we'll use AI image recognition to help create features.
As of our 5.30 release, VertiGIS Studio Mobile has been migrated from Xamarin Forms to .NET MAUI, on .NET 8. We've now completed work to support MAUI in our nuget package as well, so the time has come for any Xamarin Forms projects using our SDK to do their own migration. In this blog post I'll walk you through the process, using our VertiGIS Mobile Samples project as an example.