OpenLayers Blog

With a bunch of work from Tim, and a little bit of serverside admin cleanup on my part, I’m proud to announce that as of today, the OpenLayers Examples are a lot nicer.
Improvements include:

Shiny UI for browsing the examples, including keyword search
Improved consistency of display of examples
Changing the examples on the live server to depend […]

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The OpenLayers Development Team is proud to announce release of OpenLayers 2.6. As of this final release, the OpenLayers 2.6 release closes 294 outstanding tickets. This is the largest of any OpenLayers release to date. This release features a number of major developments, including:

Integration of the CloudAmber “Google Like” popups for advanced visual display […]

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OSGeo announced yesterday that it had been accepted to the Summer of Code project from Google:
OSGeo is pleased to announce that Google has accepted OSGeo as mentoring organization for the Google Summer of Code 2008 program. This program provides funding for students to work on open source projects under the support of experienced mentors. The […]

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Last week, The Open Planning Project graciously hosted a two day OpenLayers sprint in their New York office. Chris Schmidt and Erik Uzureau (of MetaCarta) came down from Boston, Andreas Hocevar crossed the Atlantic to join us from Austria, I (Tim Schaub) dug my way out of my Northern Rockies bunker, and a few […]

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OpenLayers has more than 2100 automated tests.

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Un Mapa de México con OpenLayers y MapServer | hablandodesigs:
Pues he seguido jugando con OpenLayers y he creado un mapa digital de México donde se pueden ver las ortofotos del INEGI, división estatal y municipal. Todo esto en un lapso tal vez de 4 hora contando la instalación de mapserver.
A nice post showing how to […]

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The OpenLayers Development Team is proud to announce the first release candidate of OpenLayers 2.4. While the public API maintains backwards compatibility with previous 2.x releases, OpenLayers 2.4 introduces a number of internal changes that are important for developers working inside the OpenLayers library, including:

Support for rendering vectors on the map, using both […]

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After a couple hard days with Drip, the IE Memory Leak Detector, OpenLayers no longer leaks any DOM objects when leaving the page.
The end result of this is that OpenLayers is far more efficient in terms of memory usage. This has led to a noticeable improvement in performance in some cases, especially cases with a […]

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