GPlotter in the Wild

July 26th, 2005

The GPlotter website went online yesterday and was viewed by 400 visitors in the first 24 hours. That is encouraging. In the stats I am finding several sites linking to the GPlotter and also using it.

Here are a few comments on GPlotter:

Here are a few pages with GPlotter in action:

As for new features, I have pulled down the Tiger data for the US which provides address and lat/long coordinate data. Once I have a better handle on working with that data I hope to create a tool to help build GPlotter files with a web form.

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2 Responses to “GPlotter in the Wild”

  1. Roney Smith Says:
    July 28th, 2005 at 1:22 pm

    Brennan,

    Congratulations and thank you for your efforts on GPlotter. I am looking forward to using it in some way once I get a better grip on what would be the best use of resources.

    But I know that GPlotter will definitely make it easier!!!

    Please add a RSS feed to your blog as well.

    Sincerely,

    Roney Smith
    http://blog.roneysmith.com

  2. Pete Hawkins Says:
    July 29th, 2005 at 8:46 am

    GPlotter .. I like it and it makes understanding the coding much easier. Have a problem though which may be obvious to some one whose clearly more au fait with these things than I am.

    Followed the example codes etc and loaded everything up to my host etc but get a grey map. Click onto satellite view and zoom out and I eventually get a location set up in the arctic ocean ... I ain't there! This happens when I use my own xml file and the cdtourist file. Any clues to what I'm doing wrong?

    Cheers,

    Pete

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