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> We still needed to use the Google maps API to get the user's current location though. I’m sure as somebody who actually built a prototype, you understand the
by xp84 2y ago
> We still needed to use the Google maps API to get the user's current location though.
I’m sure as somebody who actually built a prototype, you understand the situation better than me, but I’m curious: why would just getting the user’s lat/long require anything you’d pay for? Wouldn’t the OS or browser provide that to you?
- SenHeng 2y agoOops. I meant that we were using the maps/places API to get lat/long of the restaurants using the street address from the other API providers, then using that to calculate a 'N mins walk away'. We were just testing the abilities of the various APIs. Google was the only that provided travelling time estimates.