GeoJS now available on npm and bower
We have been hard at work over the last several months making improvements to GeoJS. A big part of this push has been to stabilize the public API to a point that we can begin to tag versioned releases. From the current release of 0.4.1 we will follow the rules of semantic versioning as we develop new features and fix old bugs. With this release we have also pushed geojs to npm and bower as well as hosting on cdnjs for all of your deployment needs.
As part of the effort to improve the usability of GeoJS API, we have started generating quick examples of newly developed features. The examples hosted on jsbin can be embedded into blogs (like this one!) and linked from documentation and pull requests to provide users a live playground to experiment with the features as they are developed. Below are just a few of the demos we have produced in our initial run. As always, please feel free to report bugs on our issue list, ask a question on our mailing list, or say hi on our public gitter channel.
Adding zoom controls
Customizing the tile server
Drawing points with the jquery plugin
Creating legends
Super cool!
That’s awesome!
We should do the same thing for anatomic “maps.” Very cool!