PostGIS fun - union some greenways
So I think to myself: Self, why don’t you stick the nearest 5 greenways in your park information? Great question self. After I tried it, I remembered (a) I had tried this before and (b) I didn’t get what I wanted.
Letting PWA users know there's new code ready
Progressive Web Apps are, if nothing else, an exercise in cache management. Do it right and everybody is happy. Do it wrong and the ghost of app past may haunt a user until they buy a new phone.
GeoPortal v4
Code Splitting and Module Loading with Rollup
Building a Back to Top button with IntersectionObserver and Svelte
My own Svelte Rollup template
I’ve been messing about with Svelte, and it’s kinda awesome, except for the part about not having something like Vue CLI. In keeping with the Svelte theme, the Svelte templates for Rollup and Webpack are…svelte. Spartan might be a better word. You get the Svelte, the whole Svelte, and nothing but the Svelte.
I hadn’t realized how spoiled I’d become with the Vue CLI until I tried to make artisanal, hand-crafted build code for the first time in a year. It turns out my gag reflex is still healthy and intact.
Checking out the Open Source Routing Machine
Updating the Tile Cannon
Ah, my trusty tile cannon. It has been blasting tiles at screens for Mecklenburg since 2012 with such reliability and blazing performance that I sometimes write its uptime stats on a rolled newspaper and use it to beat my Esri-using colleagues when AGS goes down.
Naturally, I had to rewrite it.
Customizing the Quality of Life Dashboard v4
The better way to do natural sort in JavaScript
One thing about JavaScript that I wouldn’t put in The Good Parts is how it handles array sorting.