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| ====== Fossil Sites Map in Leaflet.js -- March 14, 2021 ====== | ====== Fossil Sites Map in Leaflet.js ====== |
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| | <wrap lo>Sunday March 14, 2021</wrap> |
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| I recently started learning the open-source mapping library [[https://leafletjs.com/|Leaflet.js]]. My first effort was a simple map of Native American historical sites, and you can find that [[https://github.com/jfcarr-gis/native-leaflet|here]]. The list of location data is inline code, though, and I knew that would not be easily maintained at scale. So, for my next effort, I decided to build a map of fossil-hunting locations, but maintain the location data in a database on the server side. | I recently started learning the open-source mapping library [[https://leafletjs.com/|Leaflet.js]]. My first effort was a simple map of Native American historical sites, and you can find that [[https://github.com/jfcarr-gis/native-leaflet|here]]. The list of location data is inline code, though, and I knew that would not be easily maintained at scale. So, for my next effort, I decided to build a map of fossil-hunting locations, but maintain the location data in a database on the server side. |