a JavaScript library for thematic mapping in OpenLayers
At last October’s NACIS Practical Cartography Day I gave a very sweaty presentation that was later described as bewildering and incoherent. I had always meant to partially redeem myself by packaging and cleaning up the code that formed the basis of that talk. And here it is!
OL-Symbology is [...]
Also tagged cartogram, choropleth, classification, dot density, geojson, isolines, javascript, library, NACIS, noncontiguous cartogram, openlayers, projections, proportional symbol, symbology, thematic mapping
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I’m happy to be doing less Flash and more JavaScript development these days. In particular, I’ve been investigating two open-source JavaScript web mapping platforms: one old, OpenLayers, and one new, Polymaps.
OpenLayers has been around a while, but still performs remarkably well as a slippy map framework while allowing easy thematic map customization. Polymaps is [...]
Also tagged area, cartograms, geocommons, geojson, geometry, javascript, kml, maths, noncontiguous cartograms, openlayers, polymaps, stamen, svg, symbology, thematic mapping
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Part 1: Loading, projecting, and drawing geodata
I’m getting into more canvas and JavaScript for interactive mapping. Much of the Flash/ActionScript work I’ve written or come to rely upon is directly portable to JS/canvas. What’s missing is a sweet RIA framework and IDE for the kind of development Flash and Flex have made possible [...]
Also tagged canvas, flash, howto, html5, javascript, jquery, kml, mapping, proj4, projections, w3c, web standards
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