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http://jamafriend.com/LargeMap.aspx
Not trying to be a jerk or anything, what's the use of it?
Not trying to be a jerk or anything, what's the use of it?
I hope you tried it but it's a web app where you can quickly browse the location on the map with instant suggestions. Once you press enter ,it'll give you the current weather on that location. Then if you choose to know the nearest churches, clinics, hospitals etc. it also provide you. Keep browsing or moving the map and it will update the nearest points you choose. I think its a great way to quickly find out the nea…
My one complaint is that the icons representing the hotels/food/bars are way too small and non characteristic.
You need to give your map some more personality and try to differentiate yourself from the same exact look as Google maps. I believe Google made some cool changes to the API recently that allow you to really customize the look and feel..
If I put "restaurants in San Francisco" into Google, it immediately gives me map results...
It's ok, but it's not doing anything that Google is not already doing as far as I can see? If I put "restaurants in San Francisco" into Google, it immediately gives me map results...
It's ok, but it's not doing anything that Google is not already doing as far as I can see? If I put "restaurants in San Francisco" into Google, it immediately gives me map results...
First of all thanks for taking time to check it. On Google Map, yes you type "restaurants in San Francisco" and it will give you all the restaurants on the area. On my web app, you only need to type the location "San Francisco" and it will give you all the nearest restaurants on the area once you click the radiobutton for restaurants under "Show Nearest" options. Ok now here's the difference, say you want to search i…
I like this and can see it being useful. Kind of an interesting twist on traditional map search. My one complaint is that the icons representing the hotels/food/bars are way too small and non characteristic. You need to give your map some more personality and try to differentiate yourself from the same exact look as Google maps. I believe Google made some cool changes to the API recently that allow you to really cust…
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First of all thanks for taking time to check it. On Google Map, yes you type "restaurants in San Francisco" and it will give you all the restaurants on the area. On my web app, you only need to type the location "San Francisco" and it will give you all the nearest restaurants on the area once you click the radiobutton for restaurants under "Show Nearest" options. Ok now here's the difference, say you want to search i…
Are you overthinking it - if I'm looking at restaurants in San Francisco, chances of me wanting to look at them in London or Philippines at the same time? I'm also a fast typer, so don't see it as a major burden myself... I'll have another play later