GNOME Maps App Now Lets Users Open Locations on the OpenStreetMap Website – Softpedia News (blog)

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Softpedia News (blog) GNOME Maps App Now Lets Users Open Locations on the OpenStreetMap WebsiteSoftpedia News (blog)Therefore, they are updating several core components and GNOME apps with new features and lots of bugfixes. Among these, we can mention today the GNOME Maps software, a Maps app for the GNOME desktop environment. GNOME Maps 3.19.2 is the … map app – Google News… more →
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OpenStreetMap Cycle Map Is a New App for Cyclists on Ubuntu Touch – Softpedia News (blog)

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Softpedia News (blog) OpenStreetMap Cycle Map Is a New App for Cyclists on Ubuntu TouchSoftpedia News (blog)The Ubuntu Touch platform is getting all kinds of useful apps and it is at the moment much easier to find something you need. For example, there is now an app for cyclists. One of the reasons I still use Android is the fact that there are a lot of good … map app – Google News… more →
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About Leaflet

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An Open-Source JavaScript Library for Mobile-Friendly Interactive Maps The Leaflet JS library is a lightweight yet robust library for interactive maps and is designed with simplicity, performance, and usability in mind. Leaflet is the industry standard for interactive maps. It was developed by Vladimir Agafonkin and a team of dedicated contributors. Leaflet has all the features most developers ever need for online maps. Leaflet can be extended with a very large number of plugins. Leaflet.org is not associated with the Leaflet JS library. We are simply fans. Leaflet began life in 2010 as Web Maps API, a JavaScript library for the CloudMade mapping provider. It was built from scratch but used parts... more →
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