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geojson-vt - Slice GeoJSON into vector tiles on the fly in the browser

Javascript

A highly efficient JavaScript library for slicing GeoJSON data into vector tiles on the fly, primarily designed to enable rendering and interacting with large geospatial datasets on the browser side (without a server).Created to power GeoJSON in Mapbox GL JS, but can be useful in other visualization platforms like Leaflet and d3, as well as Node.js server applications.

spatial geojson tiles geometry

Shuffle - Categorize, sort, and filter a responsive grid of items

Javascript

Categorize, sort, and filter a responsive grid of items. This project was inspired by Isotope and Packery.

grid masonry layout filter sort responsive gallery shuffle mobile tiles

VegaScroll - ↕️ VegaScroll is a lightweight animation flowlayout for UICollectionView completely written in Swift 4, compatible with iOS 11 and Xcode 9

Swift

VegaScroll is a lightweight animation flowlayout for UICollectionView completely written in Swift 4, compatible with iOS 11 and Xcode 9. Add the following line in your Podfile.

uicollectionview flowlayout scroll tiles ios xcode animation iphone-x

tilelive - fast interface to tiles with pluggable backends

Javascript

Tilelive is designed for streaming map tiles from sources (like custom geographic data formats) to sinks (destinations, like file systems) by providing a consistent API. This repository enables the interaction between sources and sinks and is meant to be used in tandem with at least one Tilelive plugin. Tilelive plugins (modules) follow a consistent architecture (defined in API.md) and implement the logic for generating and reading map tiles from a source or putting map tiles to a destination, or both.An example of a plugin that implements both reading (can be a source) and writing (can be a sink) is tilelive-s3.

map mapnik tiles

openmaptiles - OpenMapTiles Vector Tile Schema Implementation

PLpgSQL

OpenMapTiles is an extensible and open vector tile schema for a OpenStreetMap basemap. It is used to generate vector tiles for openmaptiles.org and openmaptiles.com. We encourage you to collaborate, reuse and adapt existing layers and add your own layers or use our approach for your own vector tile project. The repository is built on top of the openmaptiles/tools to simplify vector tile creation.

vector-tiles openstreetmap maps openstreetmap-data tiles

Windows Phone 7 Bing Maps CloudMade TileSource Sample

Silverlight

This project is designed to be a sample of how you can use Custom map tiles provided by CloudMade.com in the Bing Maps Windows Phone 7 Control. This give you the benefit of using one of the many thousands of pre created map styles at CloudMade.com or creating your own map style

bing-maps cloudmade tiles windows-phone-7

MSP Toolkit

Some controls and utilites maded by MSP. Including: [TrialHelper| Trial Helper] IsolatedStorageHelper TileGeneratot Single-byte encodings (e.g. Windows1251)

wp7 encoding html html-parser html-tools htmltextbox tiles

Mosaictor

Mosaictor is a per project of mine that I started halfway my education. It is a photo mosaic creator using locally saved files and files obtained through Google Image Search. Currently, the quality of the code is as terrible as the project's name, so I'm looking to improve both.

google-search image-processing mosaic photo tiles

AdaptiveCards - A new way for developers to exchange card content in a common and consistent way.

Javascript

Adaptive Cards are a new way for developers to exchange card content in a common and consistent way.Break outside the box of templated cards. Adaptive Cards let you describe your content as you see fit and deliver it beautifully wherever your customers are.

cards bot-framework adaptive-cards adaptivecards adaptive xaml xamarin ios android uwp windows-uwp tiles timeline user-activity bots

od-virtualscroll - 🚀 Observable-based virtual scroll implementation in Angular

TypeScript

Observable-based virtual scroll implementation in Angular

angular virtual-scroll virtual-scroller infinite-scroll rxjs observable aot-compilation angular-component reactive-programming angular4 od-virtualscroll tileview tiling angular-4 scroll scroll-component scrolling virtual-scrolling infinite-scrolling efficient-scroll efficient-scrolling tiles tile-view angular2

whoots-js - Request tiles from WMS servers that support EPSG:3857

Javascript

Request tiles from WMS servers that support EPSG:3857.This project is a JavaScript port of https://github.com/timwaters/whoots by Tim Waters.

wms tiles epsg:3857

tilelive-postgis - Implements the tilelive API for generating mapnik vector tiles from PostGIS

Javascript

Implements the tilelive API for generating mapnik vector tiles from PostGIS. Actual list of parameters you can see here.

mapnik vector-tiles postgis postgresql tilelive tiles

go-staticmaps - A go (golang) library and command line tool to render static map images using OpenStreetMap tiles

A go (golang) library and command line tool to render static map images using OpenStreetMap tiles. go-staticmaps is a golang library that allows you to create nice static map images from OpenStreetMap tiles, along with markers of different size and color, as well as paths and colored areas.

map maps geo gis openstreetmap tiles tilemap

offline-editor-js - ArcGIS JavaScript library for handling offline editing and tiling.

Javascript

Maintenance Mode As of May 1, 2016 no new functionality will be added to this project. For additional details refer to this issue. If you need a fully integrated, robust offline solution that's officially supported, then please refer to our native ArcGIS Runtime SDKs for iOS, Android, .NET, Xamarin, Java, OSx and Qt.

arcgis esri offline gis maps mapping tiles

raster-tiles-compactcache - Compact Cache V2 is used by ArcGIS to store raster tiles

Python

The Compact Cache V2 is the current file format used by ArcGIS to store raster tiles. The Compact Cache V2 stores multiple tiles in a single file called a bundle. The bundle file structure is very simple and optimized for quick access, the result being improved performance over other alternative formats. This repository contains documentation, a sample cache and a Python 2.x code example of how to build Compact Cache V2 bundles from individual image tiles.

raster imagery data-management cache compact-cache tiles bundle rasters image-processing

Leaflet.TileLayer.Fallback - Replaces missing Tiles by scaled lower zoom Tiles

Javascript

Plugin for Leaflet. Replaces missing Tiles (404 error) by scaled lower zoom Tiles. Leaflet is the leading open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps.

leaflet tile missing-tiles leaflet-plugins tiles 404 error fallback leaflet-plugin maps

tilemantle - Utility to warm up your tile server cache

Javascript

A tool to warm up your tile server cache. Give it a URL template, geometry, and list of zoom levels and it will request tiles incrementally to warm it up. Before submitting pull requests, please update the tests and make sure they all pass.

map tiles server cache

tilestrata - A pluggable Node.js map tile server.

Javascript

TileStrata is a pluggable "slippy map" tile server that emphasizes code-as-configuration. The primary goal is painless extendability. It's clean, highly tested, performant, and integrates seamlessly with an elastic load balancer designed specifically for tile serving: TileStrata Balancer. Also, there's a built-in profiler and dashboard for debugging render times (read more). TileStrata comes with middleware for Express that makes serving tiles from an existing application really simple, eliminating the need to call listen on strata.

maps tile-server map tiles server layers

geopackage-mapcache-android - GeoPackage MapCache Android App

Java

The GeoPackage Libraries were developed at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) in collaboration with BIT Systems. The government has "unlimited rights" and is releasing this software to increase the impact of government investments by providing developers with the opportunity to take things in new directions. The software use, modification, and distribution rights are stipulated within the MIT license. If you'd like to contribute to this project, please make a pull request. We'll review the pull request and discuss the changes. All pull request contributions to this project will be released under the MIT license.