Layers are an integral feature of displaying details on TomTom maps. Behind the scenes, TomTom maps use layers to display map tiles, markers, routes, and traffic, and most of the time, you don’t need to do anything — it’s all handled for you. But layers in...
In a previous article, Location History API Service Basics, we delved into the TomTom Location History service. You learned about creating objects and setting them up to be tracked. You saw that, with the Geofencing API, you can create fences of different shapes and,...
In our last article, we’ve shown how to quickly create and run a mapping-enabled website with ASP.NET Core MVC as a server component and TomTom Maps SDK for Web as our client JavaScript mapping library. The solution featured markers that helped users quickly...
Once upon a time, creating maps was a huge challenge for web developers. Including any map at all was generally an exercise in creating a static map (an entire field of its own) and including it on the page. If you wanted an interactive map, you pretty much had to...
When we think about location-based applications, we’re often thinking in terms of where people, places, and items are right now. Then we might take that a step further and think about how we get from here to there. Another useful application of location...
