Javascript 4 U

Need to put a map marker down where a user clicks? It's easy to do with the javascript api.

You can style individual map elements by type using the Javascript interface to Google maps pretty easily

What if you want a weather layer on top fo a roadmap? Using the Javascript API, that's easy to do

You can use the Places API and visualization to get what's called a "radar" search result

Rather than display all of the results found from a places map search, you can use the Javascript API to paginate them

You can use the Places api to execute arbitrary searches

When you use the places API in maps, you can have search fields autocomplete based on the available map data

Using Maps and the Places APIs, you can execute a search and provide map markers for the results

Today we'll look at the places library in google maps

Want a nicer destination line than something straight? Load the geometry library for maps

Today we'll look at a drawing overlay for maps using the Javascript API

Using the Javascript API, you can query any part of a map for the zoom level that is possible there

Adding a cursor to a streetview - to make navigation easier - is easy to do with the Javascript API

It's easy enough to set up some map views so that you can overlay the streetview for the current roadmap

Turing on visible panorama options for Streetview is pretty easy to do