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There is nothing to it. I once made web.py-server that combines maps from two countries. While kayaking. It was too annoying when you had to switch programs to
by timonoko 1y ago
There is nothing to it. I once made web.py-server that combines maps from two countries. While kayaking. It was too annoying when you had to switch programs to see what is on other side of river. Unfortunately they do follow Google tiles standard anymore.
Originally this program was running on Python For Symbian, which is historic and funny. https://github.com/timonoko/webpy_map_server https://github.com/timonoko/webpy_map_server
Tiles.py seems to be how you decode other systems to the Google-tile system.
- piratesAndSons 1y agoI will use C and C++ only, Python too slow, Rust ( I despise the community), JS is poorly designed bloated mess, Java way too verbose, Swift is for Apple only which is limiting, I wanted to use objC but I heard Apple is gonna dump it soon. C and C++ is the only viable languages here since this project is all about graphics.
- timonoko 1y agoEr what? In Python the graphics libraries are written with whatever is the speediest language. But If you study my program all it does is to produce a website and graphics rendering and viewing is done in a browser. Map tiles are organized in scrollable array with HTML-div sentences. And map tiles are fetched: if ny == 'google': return 'https://mts1.google.com/vt/x=%d&y=%d&z=%d https://mts1.google.com/vt/x=%d&y=%d&z=%d' % (x, y, zoom)