google maps Map publishers with hundreds of markers – new tool May 27, 2010 / July 2, 2010 by admin | 50 Comments on Map publishers with hundreds of markers – new tool UPDATE: I have increased the number of points to trigger this feature from 100 to 500. Publishing a map with hundreds or even thousands of markers can be problematic. Your maps may look like they are drowning in a sea of markers. Yesterday we rolled out a new feature that will help publishers with this […] Read more »
google maps mapping reverse geocoding Reverse Geocoding: Get Addresses from Latitude and Longitude November 1, 2009 / February 10, 2020 by admin | 13 Comments on Reverse Geocoding: Get Addresses from Latitude and Longitude Most of us have access to our exact location at any moment through the GPS on our smartphones. However, the location that’s calculated comes in the form of geographic coordinates: latitude and longitude, a pair of numbers that describe a precise point on Earth. The process of converting coordinates to more human-friendly addresses is called […] Read more »