Vector tiles as a geo-datastore
Vector tiles support the rendering, delivery, and data access requirements of the vast majority of map publishing applications. Vector tiles can encode arbitrary data at world scale, render it on a client quickly, and allow you to only pay for the data created, reducing the need to manage complex tiling and application servers. This is why vector tiles are suitable for hundreds of thousands of cus
Serve your map layers with a usual Web hosting service - Mathieu Leplatre
Sat 05 May 2012 Someone asked me about serving map tiles from a basic Web host. I agreed to reply with a blog post, since it completes the stories I've been telling in my last two talks. How to serve your map layers (tiles) with the simplest Apache or nginx ? Get the MBTiles file We start from a tiles package (MBTiles). Depending on where your layers come from, you can either choose : To publish y
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Phonegap + Leaflet + TileMill = Offline Mobile Maps
Recently I've been researching a mobile project that will require offline-capable base maps. After unsuccessfully finding a solution already built I decided to try wire together Phonegap, Leaflet, and TileMill's .mbtiles. After a few late nights I was able to see it come together and sent out a quick tweet. This has generated quite a few requests for more information so I threw up a repo on GitHub
Evernote 5 Launches With Atlas for Notes Feature Powered by MapBox
By Will White Evernote just launched Evernote 5 for Mac, a much anticipated update that completely redesigns the app from the ground up. You can download it for free from the App Store. Evernote 5 features the new Atlas view that geocodes and organizes your notes on a map so it’s easy to navigate to your items based on where you created them. Notes or photos from a device with location support are
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Vector maps on Raspberry Pi and Yocto
Mapbox Studio – maps for developers
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GitHub - Outdooractive/mbutil: Importer and Exporter of MBTiles
GitHub - mapbox/mbutil: Importer and Exporter of MBTiles
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