| Description |
1 online resource (1 volume) : illustrations |
| Series |
Community experience distilled |
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Community experience distilled
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| Contents |
Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Creating Maps with Leaflet; Creating a simple basemap; Referencing the JavaScript and CSS files; Using a hosted copy; Using a local copy; Creating a tag to hold the map; Creating a map object; Adding a tile layer; Tile layer providers; Adding a Web Mapping Service tile layer; Multiple tile layers; Adding data to your map; Points; Polylines; Polygons; Rectangles and circles; Rectangles; Circles; MultiPolylines and MultiPolygons; MultiPolylines; MultiPolygons |
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Groups of layersLayer group; Feature groups; Pop ups; Mobile mapping; HTML and CSS; Creating the mobile map with JavaScript; Events and event handlers; Custom functions; Summary; Chapter 2: Mapping GeoJSON Data; Understanding GeoJSON''s roots; Exploring GeoJSON; GeoJSON in Leaflet.js; GeoJSON as a variable; Multiple geometries in GeoJSON; Polygons with holes; GeoJSON from Leaflet.js objects; Styling GeoJSON layers; Iterating through the features; Attaching pop ups with onEachFeature; Making layers from points with pointToLayer; Displaying a subset of data with filter; Summary |
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Chapter 3: Creating Heatmaps and Choropleth MapsWhat is a heatmap?; Heatmaps with Leaflet.heat; Using options to style your map; Changing the blur value; Changing the maxZoom value; Changing the radius value; Setting the gradient option; Methods of Leaflet.heat; Adding markers to the heatmap; Creating heatmaps with heatmap.js; Modifying the heatmap options; Adding more data to the map; Creating an interactive heatmap; Animating a heatmap; Creating a choropleth map with Leaflet; The GeoJSON data; Setting the color with a function; Styling the GeoJSON data; Creating a normalized choropleth map |
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Making your markers moveUsing markers for data visualization; Using the Leaflet Data Visualization Framework plugin; Making basic markers; Bar and pie chart markers; Summary; Chapter 5: ESRI in Leaflet; ESRI basemaps; Using shapefiles in Leaflet; Consuming ESRI services; Heatmaps with ESRI in Leaflet; Geocoding addresses in Leaflet; Geocoding -- from an address to a point; Geocoding from URL parameters; Reverse geocoding -- using points to find addresses; Query by attribute; Query by proximity; Summary; Chapter 6: Leaflet in Node.js, Python, and C#; Building Leaflet applications with Node.js |
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Chapter 4: Creating Custom Markers; Creating a custom marker; Preparing your workspace in GIMP; Drawing and saving your image; Drawing the marker shadow; Using an image as an icon; Using a custom marker in Leaflet; Defining an L. Icon class; Using predefined markers with plugins; Using Mapbox Maki markers; Using Bootstrap and Font Awesome markers; Clustering markers with Leaflet.markercluster; Coding your first cluster map; Methods and events available to markercluster layers; Options that default to true; Other options and events; Animating markers with plugins; Bouncing your markers |
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If you are a web developer working with geospatial concepts and mapping APIs, and you want to learn Leaflet to create mapping solutions, this book is for you. You need to have a basic knowledge of working with JavaScript and performing web application development |
| Notes |
English |
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Online resource; title from cover (Safari, viewed September 2, 2014) |
| Subject |
JavaScript (Computer program language)
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Digital mapping.
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Digital mapping
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JavaScript (Computer program language)
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781783554829 |
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1783554827 |
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1783554819 |
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9781783554812 |
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