| Some examples of Google Maps API v3...and Fusion Tables! |
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| Written by Chris |
| Sunday, 14 August 2011 00:00 |
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I used to dabble in Google Maps API (application programming interface) quite a bit (but I haven't used it in anger for about 3-4 years). Recently, I was having a look at the Google Maps API v3 and there are a few things I didn't realise you could do with it. I've put together some examples of a customised map background, the cycling layer and adding a KML feed. Pretty useful and very easy to code in JavaScript. I've also given you links to the Google Maps API v3 documenation. Follow the links below to the examples I created: And here is my first 'proper' experiment with a Google Fusion Table. This map showing showing population density for most countries across Europe (sources Wikipedia and another Fusion Table of Country Boundaries). The Guardian newspaper in the UK love Google Fusion Tables! Check out their data blog for more Google Fusion Tables.
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| Last Updated on Wednesday, 12 October 2011 21:59 |


