Hi everyone, today I'll be writing a small post about a problem that most people who write maps application deal with: add thousands of markers in you map. A known solution to manage your marker is GMarkerManager. However, today I read about the MarkerClusterer solution in GeoGoogleDevelopers Blog. "MarkerClusterer collects markers into different clusters and … Continue reading Google Maps and the MarkerClusterer solution
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Google Maps API: Rendering GPolylines and GSteps
Hello everybody, due to the success of the last 2 posts (here and here) related to ASP.NET and Google Maps API, I decided to dedicated one more post to this topic. Today, we are going to work on GRoute, GPolyline and GStep objects for creating customized maps. Maybe you are going to say that this … Continue reading Google Maps API: Rendering GPolylines and GSteps
Google Maps API Library for GWT
Hello everybody, 2009 starts with a very good news for Java web developers interested in Google Maps services. This week, the Google Geo Developers Blog published about the announcement of the Google API Libraries for Google Web Toolkit. They're a collection of libraries that provide Java language bindings for popular Google JavaScript APIs, facilitating its use with GWT, which translates your … Continue reading Google Maps API Library for GWT
ASP.NET and Google Maps – part 2
Hi, in the last post, we talked about how to integrate an ASP.NET application with google maps. But, we didn't do anything interesting at all. Today, I will show some features of the google maps API so your application can be more funny. What about an application that show how to people arrive in your … Continue reading ASP.NET and Google Maps – part 2
ASP.NET and Google Maps
Hi, last moth I was little busy with graduation thesis' activities, so I could not give such attention to the blog. But, I'll try to write as soon as I have some time. Today, I'll talk about how to create an ASP.NET application that integrates with google maps. This has been my work on Inove … Continue reading ASP.NET and Google Maps
Secure Gmail
Hi, few weeks ago, I told you about Gmail and Remote Sign Out. Today, the good news is for those who worries about secure navigation. If you are one of them, it's time to change some gmail default options. Now, you are able to configure your gmail account to use always HTTPS protocol. Using an … Continue reading Secure Gmail