If your data is already in GeoJSON, you can use tippecanoe to produce a tileset in either MBTiles or PMTiles format: https://github.com/felt/tippecanoe.
Or if your data is more dynamic, you can also use the ST_AsMVT extension to query PostGIS, which will generate tiles on-the-fly: https://postgis.net/docs/ST_AsMVT.html
Ah, sorry to hear about that! I actually just pushed a fix for a similar crashing issue in Firefox, would be curious to hear if that resolved your issues as well.
Yeah, that’s precisely why I didn’t tackle that. I was wondering though, does it render text in GL on the web, or leverage the DOM? (I’m just using absolute positioning for the tile labels)
Mostly just because I was using https://webglfundamentals.org/ as my main resource. Will probably take a stab at implementing with WebGPU at some point.
Radar | Senior Front End Engineer | New York | Full-time | https://radar.io
About us: Radar is location data infrastructure. We help product and growth teams build location-aware app experiences. Over the past 12 months, the Radar SDK has been installed on > 100M devices. We're ~35 employees based out of New York. Well-funded Series B startup.
Radar is looking for a Senior Frontend Engineer to build and help design the Radar web application, including api explorers, open source UI Kits, storybook components, dashboards, documentation, landing pages, and more. The Radar web app allows engineers to build and debug location-based product experiences and explore Radar APIs.
Radar | Senior Front End Engineer | New York | Full-time | https://radar.io
About us: Radar is location data infrastructure. We help product and growth teams build location-aware app experiences. Over the past 12 months, the Radar SDK has been installed on > 100M devices. We're ~35 employees based out of New York. Well-funded Series B startup.
Radar is looking for a Senior Frontend Engineer to build and help design the Radar web application, including api explorers, open source UI Kits, storybook components, dashboards, documentation, landing pages, and more. The Radar web app allows engineers to build and debug location-based product experiences and explore Radar APIs.
Or if your data is more dynamic, you can also use the ST_AsMVT extension to query PostGIS, which will generate tiles on-the-fly: https://postgis.net/docs/ST_AsMVT.html