Elebase.io: Create and maintain beautiful interactive maps—without writing code
summary
Elebase pairs with Mapbox to let teams build interactive maps with a no-code content model while also exposing an HTTP API for custom apps. It stores points, paths and polygons with photos, video and 30+ field types, runs on Postgres/PostGIS, and can publish as Mapbox tileset or export GeoJSON; edits in Elebase propagate to Mapbox styles. Examples include a Webby-winning UNESCO/National Geographic site, a Whitefish trails map and a Grand Canyon rapids map; pricing is usage-based and it supports unlimited contributors.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:47What is an interactive map
- 3:57Three parts of interactive maps
- 6:49API and real-world example
- 9:00Modeling data in Elebase
- 11:52Publishing data to Mapbox
- 14:25LMAP interactive map template
- 17:42Example: Grand Canyon map
- 21:01Q&A session begins
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