lxbarth

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   I Was Afraid of Angular.js Because it Reminded me of Drupal(daemon.co.za)

   42 points by lxbarth 12y ago|42 comments
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   The Future of Addresses Is Open: Launching OpenAddresses(openaddresses.tumblr.com)

   2 points by lxbarth 12y ago|0 comments
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   OpenStreetMap Isn't All That Open, Let's Change That and Drop Share-Alike(openstreetmap.org)

   44 points by lxbarth 13y ago|59 comments
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   by lxbarth 14y ago

   JOSM is right now the most popular editor in OSM. It's desktop software and very powerful. JOSM is very much a power user tool where iD is aiming for a great experience for beginners and casual users. http://josm.openstreetmap.de/
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   by lxbarth 14y ago

   Sorry, no node.js here ;) The beauty of iD is that it's all client-side Javascript. No dynamic server components involved.
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   Soupertonne - trash bin kitchen(soupertonne.tumblr.com)

   1 points by lxbarth 14y ago|0 comments
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   by lxbarth 14y ago

   > they must be using a proxy to get around same origin on API requests Actually, the only part that's proxied through a server side app is authentication. GitHub's v3 API supports CORS to the extent Prose uses it.
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   by lxbarth 15y ago

   This article completely misses two important points. The first is this: Google is not just in the webmap and geocoding business, but is pursuing the goal of being the go-to warehouse of world wide geo data, with Terms of Services [1] that c
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   Google is not the Enemy(osm.gryph.de)

   4 points by lxbarth 15y ago|1 comments