Update on October 14th, 2018: Hallo folks, I’ve decided to take down Tech Comm on a Map. This means I’ll remove the web page and unpublish the Android app. The web page will remain available until the end of November 2018, to give people time to fix up any pages that are using it. The Android app will remain installed on your device if you’ve previously installed it, but it won’t be available for new installations. My blog post has more information.
Tech Comm on a Map puts technical communication events and other items of interest onto an interactive map, together with the data and functionality provided by Google Maps.
Read more about the map and the project at ffeathers blog.
You can update the data on the map (events, tech comm businesses, etc) by using the Add event option in the Android app, or by filling in the details on this web form.
To contribute to the code for the Android app, please read the LICENSE file in this repo. The project is open source and lives on GitHub at [https://github.com/sarahmaddox/techcomm-map-android]. Open an issue or fork the project and submit a pull request.
To contribute to the code for the Tech Comm on a Map web page, head on over to the repo for the JavaScript app.
Copyright 2015 Sarah Maddox
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
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Although I work at Google, this app is not a Google product.