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Perspective from someone who doesn't at all follow open maps or any of these other products: I've never felt a need to use anything else (besides when I want to
by jimmaswell 4y ago
Perspective from someone who doesn't at all follow open maps or any of these other products: I've never felt a need to use anything else (besides when I want to use Google Earth for more niche reasons) and I didn't even know half of them existed. The Google Maps API is also used at work for various purposes and still seems to be the industry standard. I don't know about the fees but the API has been easy enough to work with.
- nicbou 4y agoIf you need more information about your environment (road type/quality, trails, toilets), it's bad. If you need to do more things with a map (load tracks, show multiple things on the map at once, follow a very specific route), Google Maps is appallingly bad. It has a few very frustrating UX issues but that would be nitpicking. Now that they started forcing ads and social features, it got worse.