Hi, i'm trying to implementing the algorithm in java and following the same steps i got the same results, so i guess i'm reimplementing it correctly. The only problem is, if i try to use any lat/long coordinates for example, my home adddress lat/long, got a geohash that is totally far away from the addres used. In fact if i use some online tool the hash generated is totally different and correct.
fantastic video! excited to see your channel grow
Really great explanation! Saw both part 1 and 2 and now I understand geohashing clearly. Thank you.
Hi, i'm trying to implementing the algorithm in java and following the same steps i got the same results, so i guess i'm reimplementing it correctly.
The only problem is, if i try to use any lat/long coordinates for example, my home adddress lat/long, got a geohash that is totally far away from the addres used.
In fact if i use some online tool the hash generated is totally different and correct.
You got the order wrong! Its long lat! Classic mistake.
:)
longitude is the x axis and latitude is the y axis