About building a SaaS, #buildinginpublic, Mapsemble and other related and not so related things.
You can now build AirBnB style maps with cards and popups that will update as you zoom and pan on the map.
Popups and cards can be rendered from anywhere, giving you completely control over the look and feel of your map.
The new Mapsemble Drupal module showcases the new Card view: it uses entities and view modes to render the cards and popups and comes with an out of the box Store locator module.
Mapsemble now supports posting large datasets to Mapsemble using the API. By using the API, you can ensure that your data stays updated automatically, streamlining the process of managing large-scale geographical datasets.
In this post I'll walk you through how this works.
Mapsemble is still a work in progress, and while I don’t claim it’s bug-free, some core features were significantly broken. This week, I dedicated most of my time to refactoring and fixing those issues to ensure things work as intended.
On the bright side, I also made important improvements to map styling, enhancing both functionality and user experience.
Mapsemble is a tool to create beautiful, interactive maps from your own data.
Mapsemble is still Work in Progress. As I build the app, I will be sharing my progress, the development of the app, the uptake and other things related.
In this blog post I write about what Mapsemble can do currently, what it will be able to do in the (near) future, and what led me to build Mapsemble in the first place.
