| 1. Importing | |
| - Brief overview of supported data types | |
| - Steps to import CSV [[complete](http://mapbox.com/tilemill/docs/tutorials/point-data/)] | |
| - Steps to import SHP [nate] | |
| 2. Styling/Displaying Data | |
| - Basic Styling / Changing Save&Style options | |
| - Adding Conditional Styling [[complete](http://mapbox.com/tilemill/docs/tutorials/conditional-styles/)] | |
| 3. Adding Optional Components |
| var mm = com.modestmaps; | |
| var url = 'http://api.tiles.mapbox.com/v3/tristen.map-h7dkbvxx.jsonp'; | |
| // ## Map Implementation | |
| wax.tilejson(url, function(tilejson) { | |
| // By default, MapBox hosting adds | |
| // templating markup to uploaded .mbtiles. | |
| // In wax we want to remove the tilejson.template object | |
| // so we can default to tilejson.formatter instead. |
Description and workflow to be opened on tasks.openstreetmap.us
DO NOT USE. Task not yet open to public, if you'd like to join effort, please post to GitHub.
Import of NYC building building perimeter outlines and addresses. For details, refer to related proposal.
Hi XXX,
Your readers at XXX would be interested to know that it is now possible for any golfer to map and add details about his or her favorite courses online, with features that include fairways, greens, tees, cart paths, and hole numbers. This is done through OpenStreetMap (OSM), an open mapping community with an easy-to-use editor for adding or updating courses.
You can see how beautiful and accurate the user-interface of the maps are here.
The process is really simple; players and golf courses can easily trace satellite imagery from web-browsers, so that their course can be mapped in just 15 to 20 minutes. You can see a 60 second video of how this works here: http://player.vimeo.com/video/80284165. Moreover, golfers will find these maps available in mobile apps as early as 2014.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions. I look forward to speaking with you soon.
