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A+ for effort. But (and this sounds harsh I know) I fail to see any innovation here. Codewise it's cute, but functionally wouldn't a canvas element make more s
by andrewfelix 13y ago
A+ for effort. But (and this sounds harsh I know) I fail to see any innovation here.
Codewise it's cute, but functionally wouldn't a canvas element make more sense than a couple of hundred list elements?
- jaffathecake 13y agoCanvas wouldn't graphically scale as nicely. You could argue that SVG would be more appropriate, but this solution works on the old Android 2 browser whereas SVG doesn't.
- ryalfalpha 13y agoCould probably ensure it fits in the window nicely though, with zooming etc. Seeing only the North-West of London on screen without scrolling is not as useful. I'd imagine it's damn hard to use on a laptop without two direction scrolling. Functional over pretty, I vote :)
- balloot 13y agoSame here. Was expecting some cool canvas demo. This is fine, but a lack of zoom out makes it decidedly less useful than other maps out there.
- techbubble 13y agoI created a jQuery plugin to render subway maps using canvas a few years ago when I was getting into HTML5. Here's a demo http://kalyani.com/subwaymap http://kalyani.com/subwaymap and a detailed guide http://kalyani.com/2010/10/subway-map-visualization-jquery-plugin/ http://kalyani.com/2010/10/subway-map-visualization-jquery-p...