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...
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...
Capturing and displaying complex geographical and statistical information on maps is a dynamic and effective tool in the 21st century. Researchers in fields from archaeology to zoology commonly collect location-based data in their studies, analyze location and...
Mapping public transit means more than just knowing where the transit stops are. The timing is as important as the location, if not moreso. If you’re a train or bus commuter, you know that real-time location and time to arrival are key data points… waiting on a...
Adding a Map to Your Web App With TomTom’s Maps SDK for Web, adding a map to a web page has never been easier. All that’s required is a basic HTML document, the SDK itself, and a few simple lines of JavaScript code. In this article, we’ll quickly show you how to do...
