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Patrick McKinney
13,151 PointsInteractive web map built with Leaflet & jQuery
I wanted to share a web map application I built with Leaflet.js and jQuery. Taking the JavaScript and CSS courses definitely helped me in developing this.
Cumberland County Resident Recyling & Disposal Map: https://gis.ccpa.net/maps/recycling-disposal/
2 Answers
Kevin Korte
28,149 PointsThat's really cool Patrick! I like it
Steven Parker
243,318 PointsGreat job!
I'd not seen Leaflet before (that I know of) but it's super cool. Did you learn about it here?
Patrick McKinney
13,151 PointsI learned about it through my day job (mapping profession). I basically taught myself it from the API reference, stackoverflow, blogs, etc. It's pretty easy to learn though. I used a "framework" a friend showed me that uses Bootstrap and jQuery. I have some links below.
MapBox is a pretty popular mapping platform that uses Leaflet.
Leaflet - http://leafletjs.com/ BootLeaf -https://github.com/bmcbride/bootleaf
Steven Parker
243,318 PointsI already looked up leaflet. But thanks for the pointer to "bootleaf". I'll investigate both when I have a chance.
Meanwhile I'll ask the guys over in our mapping department if they work with and/or know about both of them.