Virtual EmberConf 2020: Stronger App Architecture Using Maps by Matt Gardner

Stronger App Architecture Using Maps by Matt Gardner Like the cities they represent, interactive maps are complicated feats of engineering. They are resource-intensive microcosms of state management, requiring special data formats and styling specifications. When the needs of an application go beyond showing points on a map, cartographic applications can quickly grow unwieldy and unsustainable. Throw moving targets, messy data, and squeezed timelines into the mix, and you've got an enormous component that does everything – poorly. This talk discusses the latest mapping technology and approaches to building better components - map-based or otherwise.

Virtual EmberConf 2020: Stronger App Architecture Using Maps by Matt Gardner

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