Build a Web Map with Open Source Tools
summary
Builds a working interactive web map end to end using Mapbox.js (Leaflet), Mapbox Studio styles and vector tiles, GeoJSON overlays, client side spatial analysis with turf.js, and routing via OSRM/Mapbox Directions with an elevation profile from the Surface API. Shows draggable origin and destination markers, finds nearest bikeshare stations, requests walking and cycling routes, and renders elevation; four distinct tasks happen in real time and the demo is fast and functional.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:09Build a web map with open source tools! Lyzi Diamond OSB 2015
- 36:29Locating the nearest station to each marker
- 49:43The Mapbox Directions API is built on top of the Open Source Routing Machine (OSRM), an open source project built on top of OpenStreetMap.
- 55:56Boom! Bike directions!
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