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As a (partial) GIS engineer who has worked extensively with ESRI and the like, I can assure you that this is pretty silly. Maps are deceptively complex and requ
by temporallobe 9y ago
As a (partial) GIS engineer who has worked extensively with ESRI and the like, I can assure you that this is pretty silly. Maps are deceptively complex and require tons of data and cpu cycles. And of course they depend on a back-end server of some kind, internal or external. Now, maybe Chrome could support this natively to use Google Maps, but to make it part of the HTML spec is bordering on the absurd.