Ran into this interesting project out of MIT. Instead of taking image tiles like Google maps, it renders real-time maps in HTML5 and a custom styling language (like CSS and JSON combined) called GSS (Geographic Style Sheets). You will have to use Firefox 3.5 or Safari 4+.
Check out the project page:
http://wiki.cartagen.org/wiki/show/HomePage
Sample:
http://cartagen.org/
Refreshing to see a new approach for browser-based maps. We should definitely look to Cloudmade API as well.
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Monday, August 3, 2009
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Enabling and disabling servers.
I spent most of last week ironing out some of the ways that the server disabling and enabling will work.
Thus, as servers get added, if they only have some regions, or (more likely) completely different classifiers and indicators... the drop-downs should change and servers should become enabled or disabled.
Otherwise, tomorrow and next week are going to be a paradigm shift... namely the ability to cumulatively add searches with different indicators, thus being able to see differences in data.
Thus, as servers get added, if they only have some regions, or (more likely) completely different classifiers and indicators... the drop-downs should change and servers should become enabled or disabled.
Otherwise, tomorrow and next week are going to be a paradigm shift... namely the ability to cumulatively add searches with different indicators, thus being able to see differences in data.
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