Titlebook: Google Maps Mashups with Google Mapplets; Michael Young Book 2008 Michael Young 2008 Google.Tagged.applets.geocoding.geotagging.mashup

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0799-7In the previous chapter, you learned how to geocode Tourfilter’s concert data. At this point in your mashup, you know the location of each concert in Tourfilter‘s feed. The next step in your mashup is to create a feed of the geocoded data and expose the data to your Google Mapplet.

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Geocoding Web ContentThere is plenty of great content on the Web that’s just begging to be mapped! You may even have some content of your own that you‘d like to map. This chapter provides numerous examples of how to geocode web content, which is the first step in creating a map-based mashup.

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Creating Geocoded Data FeedsIn the previous chapter, you learned how to geocode Tourfilter’s concert data. At this point in your mashup, you know the location of each concert in Tourfilter‘s feed. The next step in your mashup is to create a feed of the geocoded data and expose the data to your Google Mapplet.

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Finalizing the MashupOK, you are finally here. You have the Mapplets API basics down and have a nice set of geocoded Tourfilter and Eventful data ready to be mapped. In the previous chapter, you finalized the server-side portion of your mashup, and now it‘s time to build the Mapplet.

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Michael YoungFirst book to cover Google’s new Mapplets technology.Complete, authoritative, and practical coverage of Google Maps-based development and distribution.Written by New York Times creative technologist,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0996-6Google; Tagged; applets; geocoding; geotagging; mashup

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