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It sure is nice having Justin O'Bierne writing publically about maps again. His old 41Latitude blog was phenomenal and then got blackholed when he went to work
by NelsonMinar 9y ago
It sure is nice having Justin O'Bierne writing publically about maps again. His old 41Latitude blog was phenomenal and then got blackholed when he went to work at Apple Maps. Then he left Apple and is back in the free world and doing phenomenal analysis of digital mapping like this article. I can't wait for him to finish his book.
- nicoboo 9y agoDefinitely the most detailed analysis about map readability and features selection over time and in different areas. We might disagree on some points but his work is truly amazing and always interesting. I agree with you over his previous blog and about his position at Apple Maps, great to see him doing what he does best.
- icc97 9y agoIt is ridiculously brilliantly detailed. I love the obsessiveness the has gone on to figure out the Google Maps changes. It's wonderfully written too, easy to follow through his logic without having to re-read sections.
- danvoell 9y agoMy first thought reading the post was "Is this a book?" It might as well be.
- rkuykendall-com 9y ago> he went to work at Apple Maps ??? He writes a lot of this article like he's trying to guess from press and outside observation what Apple is doing / planning. If he was JUST working there, wouldn't he know all this? Should his 'outside observations' be considered to be him fitting outside information to what he already knows?
- NelsonMinar 9y agoI think he left Apple over a year and a half ago. But yeah, his observations about Apple Maps are particularly well informed. http://www.tested.com/tech/573368-brief-comparing-digital-cartography-apple-and-google-maps/ http://www.tested.com/tech/573368-brief-comparing-digital-ca...