This is just an awesome project, and I’m liking it more and more everyday. When I started learning AngularJS, my prime goal was to build a method of making easy OpenLayers maps. David Rubert (tombatossals on GitHub), however, beat me too it, by far. (as I’m still learning the intermediate things of Angular) This is…
I saw this a few weeks ago, there is a new book incoming about developping with OpenLayers 3. It is being written by Antonio Santiago and it looks promising, so I thought I might as well share it here. Update: you can now purchase the book. It says it’s 70% completed now. Update2: 100% completed!
Just noticed that OpenLayer 3.0 is now officially released a few hours ago. As a big fan of the project I recommend you to take a look at it. Although the development packages were released through ol3js.org, they have now moved back to the official Openlayers website.
Let me just start with the bad news, I haven’t been able to get this thing to work just yet. (Update: it works!) I will hopefully get there soon. For now I will just write down all the steps I took to get this far. First off, OpenLayers 3 is currently in Beta. It’s starting…
So I was dabbling with some OpenLayers stuff at work and stumbled upon an example of the Tweening class of OpenLayers. Instantly, I got a nice idea. Let’s go build a Google Earth-like zoom with OpenLayers!
So, it’s been a while since I posted a small blog entry. I’ve been working on some projects at work and at home, so I barely even thought about blogging.
Casper Span