Hey Joel,
We're actually getting some work done on Maps v2.x right now which we hope
to forwardport to v3. Mostly polygon related stuff - smart labeling,
hover, additional layers, autocenter, etc.
I find it somewhat odd you are adding to this obsolete branch (at least
from a dev perspective),
Hi Jeroen,
I actually played around with the Maps 3.x and found it was going through major
refactoring. And since NYCpedia is heavily dependent on polygons and there was
already a pending auto-centering patch which we sorely needed, we decided to go
with 2.x for now.
We realize this will
Hi All,
We're actually getting some work done on Maps v2.x right now which we hope
to forwardport to v3. Mostly polygon related stuff - smart labeling,
hover, additional layers, autocenter, etc.
During SMWCon, one attendee made a strong case for SMW being a great GIS
CMS/KMS. Maybe we can
Hi Jeroen,
Indeed. I am not currently working on it, or planning to do so, in my
free time.
This doesn't sound good. Do you mean it would be possible for you to put effort
in, if it is funded? Or that you don't have time at all?
Are there other developers around that could take over/help out
Hey Bernhard,
I could work on Maps in my free time but am not doing so as there are other
more interesting projects at hand. You can of course hire me to work on it,
as is true for any MediaWiki or PHP work. Since I'd like to see my first
extension to continue being developed, I also consider
Hi Jeroen,
it seems that the development of Maps and Semantic Maps has slowed down a bit
recently?
In my work for a first SMW installation in the City of Vienna I was asked
whether (and how) it would be possible to use the Vienna mapping services
instead of openlayer, google or yahoo. So we
I found come more documentation (again in German):
http://www.wien.gv.at/viennagis/schnittstellen.html
-Bernhard
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Hi Jeroen,
it seems that the development of Maps and Semantic Maps has slowed
down a bit recently?
In my work for a first SMW installation in
We've once integrated Yandex maps to Extension:Maps. It was pretty
easy, we needed just to inherit some classes and write a bit of
javascript spaghetti. The code itself if very easy to read, IMO
-
Yury Katkov, WikiVote
On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 7:21 PM, Krabina Bernhard krab...@kdz.or.at
Hey Bernhard,
it seems that the development of Maps and Semantic Maps has slowed down a
bit recently?
Indeed. I am not currently working on it, or planning to do so, in my free
time.
Is there some documentation on how to add a new mapping service?
Nothing really up to date. Your best bet is
Hey,
It was pretty
easy, we needed just to inherit some classes and write a bit of
javascript spaghetti.
It is actually preferred to not do the spaghetti part, even though this
might appear to be the standard in the Maps JS at the moment :)
Cheers
--
Jeroen De Dauw
http://www.bn2vs.com
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