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I'm looking for something similar to, but which is NOT google maps or any other privately hosted service that might collect data (sensitive data is being shown so its a private application).
Criteria:
1) FOSS
2) integrates svg maps and data sets
What I've found since I posted this:
I've included a lot of information from World map with data display as a heat map for a web application.
http://www.openlayers.org/
http://d3js.org/
http://jvectormap.com/
http://polymaps.org/
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Seems like GoogleMap doesn't provide any API for gettings all streets from country (just from rectangular bounding box).
Maybe is possible to grab whole database with streets from the map, but I don't know how. Any map is appropriate.
Any advices?
No, not only is not possible in the Google Maps API - extracting data like that is explicitly forbidden by the Google Maps/Google Earth APIs Terms of Service.
See: 10.1.3 Restrictions against Data Export or Copying.
Especially (c) No Mass Downloads or Bulk Feeds of Content.
You could however try something like OpenStreetMap for example.
It allows you to export data for free although there are download limits in place.
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I am looking for a vendor which sells geospacial data for polygons. Business requirement is to map polygons based on dynamic report. This report can return country, state, zip, county. So I need arrays of latitudes/longitudes for all those. Does anyone know of vendors which supply this?
1) TomTom (previously called TeleAtlas)
2) Nokia (previously called Navteq)
3) for free: Openstreetmap: The company "Geofabric" converts them to other formats, and makes them clean (non segmented)
point 1 and 2 is only for major projects with a big budget.
The "zip" can be more difficult. You would need special data, which are not standard.
You also might consider using a "paid" web service which does the geo coding for you.
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I am using node.js - Angularjs.
I want to auto-save content both online (while user remains online) and offline (incase the user unexpectedly disconnects).
I can perform the same using ng-change (to monitor) and writing the database-saving code.
And similarly, to write locally (for offline) using html-5 localStorage.
Instead of the above, is there an awesome library, for the same purpose?
This one seems to be popular. Save form data to browser local storage.
https://github.com/simsalabim/sisyphus
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Are there any open source applications (or open source code) to implement realtime chat on a webpage like basecamp does?
Openfire is an open source XMPP chat server. We've used that for years and we love it.
SParkweb is their open source web based chat client: http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/sparkweb/index.jsp
Just saw this post in a blog read this:
http://samithafernando.blogspot.com/2012/06/real-time-web-application-development.html
Check out Firechat. It's an open source real-time chat project built on Firebase.
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Ideally something I can plug and play pretty readily an quickly that supports GeoCoding
I wrote my own Google Maps API library a couple of weeks ago for CodeIgniter. You can download it and read the documentation here.
Although probably a little less functionality than the one on the CI Wiki, it still does everything I need it to and supports geocoding etc. Maybe I'll carry on developing it one day.
Have you checked out Google Maps on the CI Wiki?