Four short links: 18 November 2009
Web Time Travel, UK Map Data Liberation, Streetview Mashups, 3D Retail
by Nat Torkington | @gnat | comments: 0
- Memento: Time Travel for the Web -- clever versioning hack that uses HTTP's content negotiation to negotiate about the date!
- Ordnance Survey Maps to Go Online -- The prime minister said that by April he hoped a consultation would be completed on the free provision of Ordnance Survey maps down to a scale of 1:10,000, (not the scale of a typical Landranger map set at 1:25,000). The online maps would be free to all, including commercial users who, previously, had to acquire expensive and restrictive licences at £5,000 per usage, a fee many entrepreneurs felt was too high. No word yet on license. (more details here)
- Mapsicle -- open source Javascript library to create mashups and application on Google Streetview, from NZ developers Project X. It has been released by Google as part of the Maps Utility library.
- Freedom of Creation Shop -- online store for 3D-printed objects. (via Makezine).
tags: geodata, google maps, manufacturing, mashup, open data, uk, web
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