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[orangemug]

Hi Maputnik community,

I think it'd be great if we could share the work being created by all the talented people using Maputnik.

If you're a company, organisation or individual please share your work. What I'm looking for

• Images / links to maps made with Maputnik
• Testimonials - Why is Maputnik useful for you and your team?

It'd also be great to get a list of companies and organisations using Maputnik. Later we can publish this to the homepage.

So please share all your creations in the comments below.

[orangemug]

@pjsier @chriswhong @bartvde I thought you all might want to share your work. If you're not interested, feel free to ignore

[bartvde]

@orangemug we have actually taken a different approach since and are not using maputnik anymore

[orangemug]

@bartvde ok, thanks for the reply.

[pjsier]

@orangemug I work with an organization called Eviction Lab on an open source web app visualizing eviction data across the United States (more information here https://preview.evictionlab.org/). It's currently in development (GitHub org here), but Maputnik has been great for making it easier for designers and developers to collaborate on map styles. It's been especially useful for us because we're using a lot of data driven styles and custom tilesets

Side note on that: when will the recent PRs be deployed to maputnik.github.io?

[orangemug]

Thanks @pjsier.

Side note on that: when will the recent PRs be deployed to maputnik.github.io?

Yeah apologies I've been a bit slow on that I'll try to get on to that tomorrow. On yet another related note @lukasmartinelli can you make @pjsier a member of the maputnik org

[pjsier]

@orangemug no problem! Is there an issue out there for automating deployments with Travis? And, out of curiosity, is editor.openmaptiles.org pulling from the same source or is that updated separately?

[lukasmartinelli]

Yeah apologies I've been a bit slow on that I'll try to get on to that tomorrow. On yet another related note @lukasmartinelli can you make @pjsier a member of the maputnik org

Done.

[chriswhong]

Hello all, we are a new dev shop at the New York City Department of City Planning. We're building a lot of map-heavy applications, and maputnik has been a huge help. You can see our first project that uses mapboxGL here: https://communityprofiles.planning.nyc.gov

We also created maputnik-dev-server as a way to quickly load whatever map is open in our dev environment in maputnik. This workflow has proven very effective for us:
Load sources and layers with basic style into the map in our app > use maputnik-dev-server to load the current map style into maputnik > make style improvements > copy and paste JSON back into our codebase, repeat.

Our current apps involve some complex layer toggling UI and lots of different map states, so it's good to be able to send whatever the current map style is at any point in the development process over to maputnik quickly.

[orangemug]

From #177 (comment)

I just finished maptime seattle last night and used https://github.com version. it's little cumbersome but when you load the source data, I needed to disabled the security on the browser in Firefox to render the http source vector data.
I also used the same method to see preview in bl.ocks.org as well...all went fantastically smooth and students loved using Maputnik to see vector tiles being stylized and able to view the web map w/ any style they wanted!

Thanks @keum!