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GIS and FileMaker – Part 1: The Basics | Cimbura.com

GIS and FileMaker – Part 1: The Basics | Cimbura.com | Learning Claris FileMaker | Scoop.it

This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series GIS and FileMaker

You’ve read our Mapping and More post.

You know what Geographic Information Systems are.

You’re starting to understand why you need GIS in FileMaker… now let’s get to the how.

In this post we’re going to cover the basics of creating maps in your FileMaker solutions from built-in, no code required options to interactive Leaflet maps that require just a bit of HTML, CSS, & JS.

If you’re new to web programming and these acronyms make your cringe, don’t fear, we’re providing a demo file with all (**the minimal amount**) of the code you need to get started.

The demo file is actually set up as a sandbox where you can effortlessly experiment with creating maps and other webviewer technologies in FileMaker… more in bit.

For now, let’s dive in assuming you have a database that stores mailing address information in some way, shape, or form and want an interactive map.

 

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GIS and FileMaker - Mapping and More | Cimbura

GIS and FileMaker - Mapping and More | Cimbura | Learning Claris FileMaker | Scoop.it
FileMaker Devcon 2016’s unconference provided the perfect opportunity for us to speak about Geographic Information Science (GIS)–a subject we’re quite passionate about.

 

At Cimbura.com we’ve been offering GIS services for some time now ranging from simple webmaps to custom Geographic Information Systems built on FileMaker, WordPress, and other platforms.

The GIS apps we build help customers visualize, question, analyze, and interpret spatial data to better understand relationships, patterns, and trends.

Organizations of all sizes and in almost every industry are using GIS to solve business problems and analyze data with spatial context.

 

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