Maps, Data, and Charts - Bound for Great Things!

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A web GIS product extrudes building footprints, imports interior models from Magic Plan, binds data with Angular and serves from Postgres/Java while rendering 3D in Cesium; three charting libs (Google Charts, Chart.js, D3) are used for analytics. The concrete problem: translucent building faces render correctly on many machines but produce black “snow” on MacBook Air GPUs because Cesium falls back from order independent transparency to alpha blending—a driver/WebGL conformance issue that needs cross‑machine testing.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 4:43Which JS components do we use?
3. 9:29Issues with Google Earth
4. 13:00WebGL Challenges

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