Some of these design resources are free, some of them are not but it should be enough of a starting point to help you with your project. UIX Resources https://creativemarket.com/iljamiskov/8838-iOS-7-Line-Icon-Pack http://freebiesbug.com/psd-freebies/36-ios7-tab-bar-icons/ http://dribbble.com/shots/1197520-Even-more-exploring-with-PSD http://freebiesbug.com/psd-freebies/fm-radio-ui-ios7/ http:
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This demo shows you how to use a ArcGIS map and ESRI data using jQuery. At this point, it's probably best to learn the DOJO framework but if you you only need to add a simple market on a map, jQuery will perform just fine. $(function() { var map, locator, zip,
This single-page web app shows you how to publish a map using ArcGIS for mapping, ESRI for publishable data, and a JSON file for custom data. I took it one step further and even drew out vector graphics using the DOJO graphics engine. Example The hardest part of this demo
Here's how to use Google Maps API to get the elevation of a specific location. /** Use Google maps API to return the elevation of a given [ lat, lng ] **/ var http = require("http"), sys = require("util"); //Google provides the elevation of a given latitude + longitude function getElevation(
I use Geohash all the time to store latitude and longitude inside a MySQL or SQLite database. If I'm using Postgres, Couch, or MongoDB, latitude and longitude are first-class citizens, but I can't always use those databases. Example Here's a simple app example that theoretically publishes a geohash to a