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Sure, but if it's to be usable as a replacement for other map apps, that's time that'll add up pretty quickly. It's a nice proof of concept but there's a long
by wombat-man 3y ago
Sure, but if it's to be usable as a replacement for other map apps, that's time that'll add up pretty quickly.
It's a nice proof of concept but there's a long ways to go.
- emj 3y agoYou are missing the point. If you do this commercially and have that need, you usually have a separate geocoding. This data can not be combined with OSM unless it is already freely available. The point is that the data in OSM is freely useable in what ever way you want to as long as you publish the data used to create your maps. There are no available map data that allow this except Openstreetmap.