Congratulations! You just created several different web maps using different techniques. In this chapter, we learned how the client side of the web works and how we can utilize a web mapping library for our mapping needs. We can now use Leaflet to easily share our maps on the Web. We can load image layers, vector layers, style vector data, popups, and even custom projections. We also discussed some of the basic concepts of the frontend, such as the interaction of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript elements, or CORS.
This is the end of our journey. We learned a lot of things about GIS from the theory behind data models by creating a spatial database to publish the results on the Web. We did our best to understand how spatial data works and how it can be analyzed through various means. We got some meaningful results from our example data, which is completely open source (in most...
