09.Oct.2010 at 10:55 by Ben Nuttall
Great talk. Found the use of Google Maps & OpenStreet Maps with search terms and geolocation very interesting.
Are your slides and code snippets available somewhere? Would be good to have a play with it myself.
Derick Rethans (09.Oct.2010 at 11:15)
Talk at PHP North West 2010 (PHPNW10) (English - UK)
This presentation covers the use of geolocation information with PHP. I will start with a theorectical background of all the services, mapping systems etc involved. After that I will discuss how to use geo-services from PHP from obtaining geo-location information through databases and services, mapping services for visualisation of geo-aware data to geo-aware data storage, manipulation and querying.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/2047
Track(s): Track 2
Slides: Geolocation and Maps with PHP
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09.Oct.2010 at 10:55 by Ben Nuttall
Great talk. Found the use of Google Maps & OpenStreet Maps with search terms and geolocation very interesting.
Are your slides and code snippets available somewhere? Would be good to have a play with it myself.
09.Oct.2010 at 11:22 by John Mertic
Good talk, interesting seeing what's available and what the different providers have to offer.
09.Oct.2010 at 11:40 by Mark Baker
An excellent talk by Derick. The actual working examples showing how easy it is to work with geoLocation, but perhaps hid a lot of the complexities of working with map projections and different coordinate systems that a developer should really understand if (s)he's going top do any serious work in this field. With the recent opening of codePoint data by the Ordnance Survey, there's a lot of potential for developing PHP applications that build on local UK information, and this presentation gave some of the basics on how to work with that data and with the popular mapping APIs (including OpenStreetMap).
The comprehensive list of links at the end more than compensated for the necessary brevity of covering such a complex topic in such a short timeslot.
09.Oct.2010 at 11:40 by Paul Borgermans
Good talk, and definitely inspiring for further exploration
Slides may need some polishing (here and there a summary or overview what is to come) in future editions
09.Oct.2010 at 11:59 by Michelangelo van Dam
Great talk on a subject that's been very important to us at the moment
09.Oct.2010 at 12:59 by Simon Wheatley
Great talk with a lot of interesting examples of working with geo data and maps.
09.Oct.2010 at 13:07 by Luke Barton
Another engaging talk by Derick. Fantastic explanation of mapping and projection, which cuts a lot of the leg work out when researching the subject and I know will have saved me countless hours working everything out from internet resources!
10.Oct.2010 at 10:14 by Martin Downton
Nice to see that we don't have to stick to Google Maps! It's nice to offer to clients as it's a service themselves and their customers will be familiar with but Open Street Maps would be great for an unbranded map or for doing more complicated things with.
A great, subjective talk from Derick on an interesting topic.
10.Oct.2010 at 11:59 by Ben Waine
Excellent talk. I really enjoyed the alternatives presented to google maps. Found the idea of hosting sections of the data (for geographical areas eg Manchester) very interesting. Thanks!
10.Oct.2010 at 21:13 by Gavin Taylor
I really enjoyed this session, the examples and details on the open street map api's will come in very handy.
11.Oct.2010 at 07:23 by Matthew Vivian
A really great introduction to the complexities of mapping. I learned so much from this talk. The extensive references will help me to explore the ideas further.
11.Oct.2010 at 15:55 by Alex Luneburg
An interesting talk on a massive topic, lots of info to fit into one session. Definitely something that I'll investigate further!
12.Oct.2010 at 18:32 by Sebastian Marek
Great topic with really good examples. Thanks for pointing out the T&C quirks of Google maps. I hope I will be able to play with it a bit!
I was expecting a detailed and technical talk from seeing Derick's talks in previous years and he didn't disappoint. Every new slide was either a working map example or the code needed to get that example working. His talk had the most working examples that I have ever seen in a conference talk, which was quite an achievement. Overall this was a brilliant talk.
09.Oct.2010 at 10:52 by Dave Ingram
Interesting overview of the state of geolocation/mapping APIs, especially OpenStreetMap.