MapTiming migrated from Fusion Tables to Datastore
MapTiming has completely changed! Although you notice little on the outside, a lot of changes have taken place during the last year. The database layer has been completely refactored. About […]
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Web 2.0 adoration time!
The major leap forward that the internet still has to take is to leverage basic existing technology to convert ‘card catalog’ websites into interactie information platforms. This evolution is known […]
“Crowd-sourcing events data means surmounting the Catch 22 problem of events mapping”
Maps Mania is a blog featuring websites that apply online maps technology. The article that covers the release of MapTiming HASH makes the analysis of how MapTiming approaches the biggest […]
MapTiming user interface based on Material Design
MapTiming is a repository and publication platform for event data. It combines location and time. The basic interface is a map showing where the events take place, with extra functions […]
Is MapTiming an ‘event management system’?
MapTiming is about publishing event schedules on a map. Does that make it an ‘event management system’? No, not really… but then, what is it? A ‘map-based event publication platform’, […]
MapTiming inspiration
What drove me into this project? I try to go to church on Sundays. I know the service hours in our local parish, and there’s a weekly paper newsletter announcing […]
Google I/O 2014 and MapTiming
Google I/O 2014 is hot and this event may have some relevant output for my development of MapTiming, a Google-based app for sharing event data on a map. I made […]
Adding new events to MapTiming
MapTiming is an app (under development) for sharing event data on a map. Let’s see how make it successfull…
A logo for MapTiming
Creating a logo for a new project is always fun. So I started working on one myself.
Getting started with iCalendar hosting
Maptiming is going to provide integration with user’s online calendars. I had some basic iCalendar notions (a.k.a. iCal or ICS), but contrary to what I expected, the web is not […]