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It's plants! On a map! (Only kidding, it looks clean and nice, including on mobile.) I haven't played with this much, but I'll bet there's a way to have a smoo
by percept 12y ago
It's plants! On a map! (Only kidding, it looks clean and nice, including on mobile.)
I haven't played with this much, but I'll bet there's a way to have a smoother zoom transition for your map overlay(s).
- SailorBill 12y agoThanks. Yes, we are rebuilding the site and in the next version maps use ArcGIS.
- ikawe 12y agoInteresting, I know that it exists, so someone must be using it, but I actually don't recall ever seeing published web projects using ArcGIS. Why did you choose to use it? Did you evaluate postgis + leaflet/mapbox? edit: just looked into the subscription plan with ArcGIS and it seems somewhat expensive (and opaque - you are buying "service credits" which are consumed by how much you use their services - e.g. how many tiles are served, how much data is stored, etc. all use different rates of "service credits".
- SailorBill 12y agoThey support the Alliance for Public Gardens GIS nonprofit which ties into the ArcGIS platform. We are working with a lot of public gardens so it just made sense to go with the flow, plus they are pretty awesome.