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I can recommend OpenLayers as well -- a very clean codebase too, in my experience to date. It can combine multiple different data sources (including google map
by mark_h 18y ago
I can recommend OpenLayers as well -- a very clean codebase too, in my experience to date. It can combine multiple different data sources (including google maps), as well as having a wealth of controls and hooks available.
It doesn't seem like that's quite the use-case required here though.
- wensing 18y agoI like OpenLayers, but JS maps have always seemed a bit slow and clunky to me. What's the most graphically intensive use of OpenLayers you know of?