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Replying to @serknight_
Ah, yes, hazard mapping is on our roadmap. It can be break down into 3 parts:
1. Area element support (e.g., polygons, circles, etc.). This is high priority.
2. Migration to WebGL, which will boost performance enough to handle thousands of source data points.
3. Real-time data source binding.
I think once Area Element done, you can try to migrate some lighter datasets (hundreds level) to Tasmap. Just let us know if you need any help!
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Yes, you should absolutely customize a map for your product.
With Tasmap, you don't need any GIS / engineering / design skills. You can easily customize a beautiful map with some clicks :)
Don’t settle for a one-size-fits-all map.
Build tailored location experiences with the flexibility to integrate, customize, and scale as your product grows.
Get started: mapbox.com/your-map?utm_sour…
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Somebody tell them, you don't need AI for a good map :)
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🐛 Bug fix: Fixed an issue where the block popover would sometimes cause the article editor to scroll to the top when toggled.
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Yes, Tasmap is embeddable in WordPress / Webflow / Ghost / Notion / Squarespace / Wix / Framer / Blogger or any platform or applications supports iframe or oEmbed.
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No, you don't need build another app for just an event, and nobody want to install another app. You can build it by yourself.
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🎥 Bug fix: Fixed an issue where, in some cases, the visual center point of flyTo after clicking on text did not adjust in accordance with the article size and map visibility area.
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I pretty like this kind of minimalist monochrome maps. It turns space into a vibe and become part of the thing you want to express.














