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OpenGlobus: an Open-Source web map application library to display maps on a globe
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Joined: 2023-07-31
Posted:   Subject: OpenGlobus: an Open-Source web map application library to display maps on a globe Quote

Link: https://github.com/openglobus/openglobus

Just wanted to share this since I didn't find anything on lemmy about this. It's a pretty cool open-source project that I got introduced to while investigating a google maps / mapbox open-source alternatives for globe representation on the web.

Sorry if it doesn't fit into this community - didn't find a better community to post this and the sidebar says "OSM related software" posts are ok.

Here is a link to their website with examples: https://www.openglobus.org/
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