A Virtual World - JavaScript Course: Lesson 10 / 11 [OpenStreetMap Tutorial]

[@TheZibx]

Great! I am so happy that somebody is still using just js without tons of libraries.

[@Radu]

Cool :-)

[@javifontalva7752]

If I thought this was the pinnacle then you come up with something even more unbelievable! Amazing!!

[@Radu]

:-) Thank you!

[@pizdaxyu]

---a) missing final code for part 10 in github---
b) I disagree that you will return to the same place following meridian lines, no one in the documented history has accomplished that.
can't wait for the next episode, this stuff is GOLD!!!

[@Radu]

a) It is in Github, just that it orders things like 1, 10, 11, 2, 3, ..., 9 so you probably missed it.
b) well... my LEGO guy did it!

[@2difficult2do]

10 of 10 for so detailed explanation and interesting course. Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge 👍

[@Radu]

You're welcome!
Thanks for watching :_)

[@drumforhim]

This is a wonderful course! Thanks so much. One friendly suggestion, when you load the data and you have an intensive task, you could pass the task to a web worker. But I understand if for the sake of this project it is ok to wait a bit. Thank you and continue teaching us great things!!!

[@Radu]

Thanks for the tip! I haven't used web workers before. If you have a good example for using one, please let me know.

[@_elusivex_]

Hi radu. I had taken a pause from this course for some time. And i am back at it here again. Just finished this video and moving to the next one. Thanks for the quality content.

[@Radu]

Welcome back! :-)

[@DanielJoseAutodesk]

👏👏👏👏Very .... really really good ... the explanation was very good. Although I am not programming in Java Script, I am studying to be able to translate the code into the language that I already know how to program 😁.... I'm going little by little, but due to its excellent didactics, I will be able to translate the code little by little. Congratulations on your work and for dedicating this time to passing on your knowledge. Thank you. 🙂👍

[@Radu]

Thank you very much. Yes... if coding without libraries, porting to other languages is usually straightforward! :-)

[@shaddow11ro]

@Radu, amazing work as usual! Thank you for showing us.

[@Radu]

Thanks for watching!

[@iamdroid]

amazing!!!! thanks alot

[@Radu]

You're welcome! :-)

[@Deditzy.]

18:21 “We’ll refactor this later” is and has always been my downfall! 😂😂😂

[@Radu]

:-)) sometimes I do that when I want to quickly debug something and then figure out the structure.

[@javifontalva7752]

Radu: I hope you have learnt something.
me: Hell yeah!
Radu: if you got so far congratulation.
me: I did it!!!

[@Radu]

Great that you're learning :-)

[@ChrisLong-x3q]

// Open Street Map Query
[out:json];
(
way['highway']
['highway' !~'pedestrian']
['highway' !~'footway']
['highway' !~'cycleway']
['highway' !~'path']
['highway' !~'service']
['highway' !~'corridor']
['highway' !~'track']
['highway' !~'steps']
['highway' !~'raceway']
['highway' !~'bridleway']
['highway' !~'proposed']
['highway' !~'construction']
['highway' !~'elevator']
['highway' !~'bus_guideway']
['access' !~'private']
['access' !~'no']
({{bbox}});
);
out body;
>;
out skel;

[@Radu]

Thanks!

[@wubinmatthew]

帅哥很幽默。。

[@Radu]

:-))

[@rajveeranand2918]

Coding with Radu

[@Radu]

:-)

[@alvarobyrne]

💥🤘🙌🎉♥🕹

[@Radu]

:-)