Category Archives for HTML5

Awesome clustered markers in Leaflet

Some time ago someone asked at gis.stackexchange.com for nice cluster marker implementation, both for Leaflet or OpenLayers, something similar to Redfin. A couple of weeks ago I discover a great implementation for Leaflet, the Leaflet.markercluster from Dave Leaver. Simply awesome !!! … Continue reading

12. August 2012 by asantiago
Categories: GIS, HTML5, JavaScript | Tags: , , | 3 comments

Scale-adaptative Projection

Take a look to this awesome exercise from the Oregon State University: Related Posts:The Book: GeoServer Beginner’s GuideOpenLayers presentation and OpenLayers Cookbook examples code updateProjections, projections, projectionsImproved performance on the AnimatedCluster for OpenLayersAnimated marker cluster strategy for OpenLayers

08. March 2012 by asantiago
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Presentation tools in the browser

With the arrival of HTML5+C33 the browsers are getting more attention because the new possibilities. One example of the possibilities are the proliferation of frameworks, tools and libraries to create HTML presentations to run in the browser. No need to … Continue reading

05. January 2012 by asantiago
Categories: HTML5 | Tags: , , | 2 comments

Crop image on the client side with JCrop and HTML5 canvas element

Suppose you are working on a nice web application where the user can upload images to, for example, a shop catalogue (mmm… that makes me think on something :p ) but wait… you don’t the catalogue uses the whole image … Continue reading

26. September 2011 by asantiago
Categories: HTML5, JavaScript, jQuery | Tags: , , , | 3 comments

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