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Witold Rugowski on web20 wave with Ruby on Rails

Embedded maps with routes

Posted on September 23, 2007 - Filed Under Google Maps, JavaScript, RubyOnRails, run-n-share | 1 Comment

RNS got updated again. Now it allows to embed on other webpages maps with routes created with RNS. So if You want to present Your last bike trip, morning jogging route or provide directions how to get to Your place for example from airport - You have now tool.
Just go to RNS site, register [...]

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Embracing constraints

Posted on September 20, 2007 - Filed Under Links, Other | Leave a Comment

Bangkok Market
Well… They had to adopt. The aftermatch scene looks great ;)
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Changing markers icons with Google Maps API

Posted on September 19, 2007 - Filed Under Google Maps, JavaScript, howto | 15 Comments

Almost year ago I’ve wrote short info about how to change icons in markers placed already on map with Google Maps API. It is cumbersome method, since it requires to delete and create markers. It is problem when with markers are associated some event listeners, since they need to be recreated also.
But then was version [...]

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Do You want to test Yourself as a startup founder?

Posted on September 14, 2007 - Filed Under Other, Ruby | Leave a Comment

Nowadays it is right time to start new venture, they say. This is especially true in Web2.0 world! Do You want to test Yourself as a web20 startup founder? I’m sure You do, and now it is possible at even lower cost! Check out Startup-Tycoon!
Chose Yours startup location and than carefully use Yours points [...]

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Google Maps - quick tip for finding coordinates

Posted on September 11, 2007 - Filed Under Google Maps, JavaScript | Leave a Comment

Sometimes I need to find out longitude and latitude of certain points. I use Google Maps to find place, and… Until last weekend I have clicked link to this page and looked in URL. Usually there was lat and lng. But this was good enough when I need find it for one or two places.
This [...]

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