Hi Yurik,
Thank you for making this ready to use on Wikivoyage. Hope to see this
coming up soon on other projects too. I see that <maps> tag has been
changed to <mapframe> since last time you had made announcement in Feb -
The quest to bring maps to Wikipedia continues:
* Kartographer has launched for WikiVoyage
* Julien Girault will help maps with his UI expertise
* Talk to us at the FreeNode IRC channel #wikipedia-interactive
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Kartographer
Last week we enabled Kartographer extension for Wikivoyage sites,
allowing users to add maps to wiki pages without any additional
wmflabs and JavaScript tricks. Now you can simply add a <mapframe> or
<maplink> to a wiki page, or even use the Visual Editor to insert a
map. Additionally, you can:
* add markers and polygons visually
* edit geojson and see how it changes the map on each keystroke
* add auto-numbered markers (either numbers or letters), and have
multiple counters
* have multiple "groups" of markers/polygons and showing them on the
same map or on separate maps (e.g. all food and all drink maps and one
combined map)
* markers can be of any color, 3 sizes, and contain many different icons
* markers and polygons can be clicked and will show popups with wiki
text and images
* very fast full screen popup map
Feedback:
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Talk:Maps
Bugs & TODOs:
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/tag/kartographer/
All maps-related tasks:
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/tag/maps/
== What's next? ==
There will be plenty of cleanup and polishing work to make
Kartographer work seamlessly. We will need to address the missing
functionality reported to us by the community, and help migrate
existing wmflabs-based maps to the new platform. Lastly, VE editing
will need some more work to become indispensable.
Yet, our site is still set on the bigger target - maps for all of
Wikipedia. For that we are waiting for more hardware, plus we will
need to improve our static maps service to be able to handle wiki-load.
Hardware task:
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T125126
Thank you Max Semenik, Ed Sanders, Alex Kosiaris, Brandon Black, Chris
Koerner, Chris Steipp, Tomasz Finc, and Wes Moran for making this
possible.
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