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The Book: GeoServer Beginner’s Guide
GeoServer is one of the most importants open source geospatial servers nowadays. Implemented in Java, based on the powerful GeoTools libraries, GeoServer offers a great degree of interporability publishing data from major spatial data sources using Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) … Continue reading
Things I learned creating a jQuery Plugin (Part II)
This post is the continuation of the series Things I learned creating a jQuery Plugin. In the first part we have seen how the structure of a jQuery plugin must be, the plugin entry point (so called wrapper function) and how … Continue reading
AnimatedCluster pan related bug… fixed !!!
If you regularly follow this blog and are web mapping developer that works with OpenLayers, (too much coincidences???) probably you know about the the Animated marker cluster strategy for OpenLayers I created some time ago. Unfortunally, the last version (v0.2) has a ugly bug. … Continue reading
Things I learnt creating a jQuery Plugin (Part I)
jQuery is one of the most used JavaScript libraries, if not the most used one, which allows to make great things with the big set of little tools it offers to the web developers: HTML/DOM manipulation, CSS manipulation, HTML event … Continue reading