Building Maps with Leaflet
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Leaflet.js is an open source JavaScript library for building web mapping applications. It is lightweight at only 123kb, customizable, and easy to learn and migrate to from Google Maps API. Leaflet.js allows for tile selection from online sources like Cloudmade or Mapquest, or custom tiles can be provided. Popular sites like Flickr and Foursquare use Leaflet.js for its fast performance on desktop and mobile. Basic maps can be created by including Leaflet.js files, HTML, and JavaScript code to add markers, shapes, layers, events, and plugins.
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Building Maps with Leaflet
- 1. Building Maps with Jereme S. Causing
- 2. 2 What is Leaflet.js and Why choose it?
- 3. What is leaflet.js? Leaflet.js is an open source Javascript library used to build web mapping applications
- 4. The Problems with Maps Usage Limits Limited to provided map Google is in control
- 5. Why Leaflet.js Fast Performance Lightweight (only 123kb) Customizable Easy to Learn Easy Migration (for Google Maps API users) Mobile-Friendly
- 7. Tiles In creating a map, you always start from selecting your tile source. There are a number of online services that provide tiles. Cloudmade Mapquest Openstreetmap Bing As a matter of fact, you can also provide your own tiles
- 9. Creating a Basic Map
- 10. 10 Stylesheet Include the files (either download or use cdn)
- 13. Shapes Shapes like circles and polygons are also supported
- 14. Layer Control
- 15. Getting Location
- 16. Custom Tiles As mentioned earlier, you can also provide your own tiles Skyrim The Forest(fan map) Olivarez Maps(thesis)
- 17. Events Leaflet supports a variety of events from click to touch interaction for mobile devices. Demo
- 18. Plugins Leaflet.js also comes with a number plugins to suit your needs Marker Clustering Drawing Tools Heatmaps Font-Awesome Markers Animation
- 19. Thank You