Tag: HTML

The TomTom location APIs and Maps SDKs make it easy to incorporate location and routing information using a sophisticated map, where we can layer more information if we’d like. This information can be incorporated into almost any app. When you combine the flexibility and ease of integration of TomTom technology with other data sources, you […]

In the article we put CSP to good use in restricting the source of resource to eliminate the possibility of running/displaying untrusted contents.

In this article we learn how to use TomTom’s Search and Routing APIs to create a visually engaging application to help consumers plan trips in their EVs.

In this article we’ll look at the GeoJSON format, then use a GeoJSON data set to draw regional borders on a map with TomTom JavaScript Maps SDK for Web.

In this tutorial we’ll walk through an application that uses a public data set of film locations in New York City to display these locations and information about them on a map.

This article will show how to embed a map in a Web Component using TomTom JavaScript Maps SDK for Web.

In this article we start creating a basic WordPress Plugin admin panel that enables a site administrator to configure the stores map for a website.

In this article we’ll explain why WordPress is a great option for building an online presence and how a Plugin works.

In this article, we’ll take a look at the pros and cons of embracing web technologies and introduce you to some of the modern libraries and frameworks that may help you along the way.

Web Components. As web developers, we’ve been hearing about them for a long time. In theory, they sound amazing: a browser-native way of defining your own custom components. You can read more about Web Components in our articles Web Components – An Introduction and Practical Usage and Web Components Introduction: Creating Custom HTML Elements in 2018. JavaScript web […]