Allows both 2D and 3D content in the same application. Gives you complete control over the layout relative to placement, size, spacing, overlap, etc. Uses responsive technologies for enabling mobile-friendly viewing, which means you can provide your users with one, intelligent URL that modifies the view based on screen size. Uses responsive technologies for enabling mobile-friendly viewing, which means you can provide your users with one, intelligent URL that modifies the view based on screen size. The most notable differences when compared to Web AppBuilder are listed below: Though understanding the similarities is important, it is the differences between the two builders that will help you decide which one to choose.Įxperience Builder has far surpassed Web AppBuilder in its ability to provide meaningful, custom applications. What are the primary differences between Experience Builder and Web AppBuilder? 
It’s use of ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.x allows for more advanced function and rendering capabilities. It gives the creator complete control over the layout and focuses on user experience and cognition. So, to help you answer this question, the following article will cover what Experience Builder is and how it is different from Web AppBuilder.Įxperience Builder is an application builder available in ArcGIS Online, Enterprise, and as a developer’s edition. The biggest question we now face when starting a project is “Do I stick with Web AppBuilder or should I transition to Experience Builder?” Both application builders are still relevant, though there are advancements in Experience Builder that make it an optimal choice in many situations. By now you’ve probably heard that Experience Builder is ESRI’s latest and greatest application builder.
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