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I don't see anything about use limits (as in number of maps generated per day). Has anyone seen this documented elsewhere?
There is no information about use limits, but you need a paid Apple Developer Program account.
Where was "paid" bit listed? You don't have to pay the yearly fee to have a developer account. I let my paid subscription expire a few years ago, and I can still login and do various things.
I don't see anything about use limits (as in number of maps generated per day). Has anyone seen this documented elsewhere?
There is no information about use limits, but you need a paid Apple Developer Program account.
The API is rich and neat, just hacked a little demo with driving directions https://github.com/vasile/mapkit-js-demo
The window scroll gesture DOES NOT zoom the view.
THANK GOD.
The API is rich and neat, just hacked a little demo with driving directions https://github.com/vasile/mapkit-js-demo
- Doesn't seem very performant, panning behavior and zooming seems to redraw a lot unnecessarily, low framerate and not very smooth on good hardware - Poor support for touch events, pinch zoom and pan didn't work for me on touchpad - Looks to be using (PNG?) image tiles but and over-scaled canvas element, my laptop's fan came on during simple zoom and panning. I closed the tab and it promptly shut off.
The API seems okay but nowhere near as good as leaflet. MapboxGL has better performance imo.
I'm trying to understand what the compelling reason to use this would be? If you want the best quality basemaps, use Google Maps. If you want the most customizability and a great API, use leaflet. If you want a fancy map, use MapboxGL. If you like apple, use this??
mapkit.js is 500 KB after unzipping; I don’t think low-end phones can handle that well (^_^;)
The API is rich and neat, just hacked a little demo with driving directions https://github.com/vasile/mapkit-js-demo