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14 May 202511 May 2025 Atilio Francois No Comments
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Leaflet tutorial: session 5

Slide 1: Key events in Leaflet In Leaflet, events play a key role in making maps interactive and responsive. Indeed, Leaflet can handle a wide range of events that occur on the map, layers or specific…

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7 May 20257 May 2025 Atilio Francois No Comments
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Leaflet tutorial: session 4

Session 4: Customization and control in Leaflet Objective: enhance the user experience (UX) and customize the appearance of interactive maps. Diapo 1: Customizing markers 1. Introduction: Why customize markers? By default, Leaflet uses a standard blue…

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30 April 20255 May 2025 Atilio Francois No Comments
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Leaflet tutorial: session 3

GeoJSON data and styles Slide 1: What is GeoJSON? GeoJSON is a lightweight, widely used data format for representing geographic objects in a web environment. It is based on the JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) format, a…

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25 April 202522 April 2025 Atilio Francois No Comments
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Leaflet tutorial: session 2

Layers and interactivity with Leaflet Slide 1: Introduction to Layers Explanation: Layers in Leaflet are geographic objects added to a map. There are two main types: Slide 2: Adding a tile layer Explanation: Tile layers display…

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23 April 202522 April 2025 Atilio Francois No Comments
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Leaflet tutorial: session 1

Introduction to LeafletWelcome to the introductory course to Leaflet.js Creating interactive maps on the Web has never been easier.With the Leaflet JavaScript library, you’ll learn how to represent locations, routes and data, and enrich your maps…

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23 April 202515 May 2025 Atilio Francois No Comments
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Leaflet tutorial

Duration: approx. 9-12 hours (divided into 6 sessions) Program : Expected result By the end of the course, you’ll be able to create a working Leaflet map with your own data and put it online to…

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    What is the link between the qgis update and the portable version? A portable version cannot be updated; it must…

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    For me, the error message complaining that qgis_app.dll is missing started appearing following the most recent QGIS update.

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    Hello The problem with the portable version is that it's very dependent on the particular configuration of the machine. The…

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    I have never had QGIS installed in my machine (it's a brand new laptop) and I get the same error,…

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    The file is present in the download ...\QGIS 3.32.0\QGIS 3.32.0\apps\qgis\bin The error message probably comes from a previous installation of…

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