In this tutorial, we’ll explore how to integrate TomTom maps into a Gatsby site using React. We’ll see how to display data from an external source on the map, and how to build routes to and from specific destinations.

Catch up on any blogs, videos, and events you may have missed this past month – may the project inspiration be with you!

The world is changing by the minute. And, thanks to localized economic development and sudden population growth, some places are changing faster than others. Keeping up with that change isn’t easy. Learn how a collaborative approach to map editing helps ensure freshness and accuracy.

Logistics is often thought of as planes, trains, and freight trucks, but any company or organization that moves things or people from one place to another is involved in logistics. We’ll examine five innovative ways developers can use TomTom mapping APIs and SDKs to provide more effective planning, visualization, insights, and information in the field of logistics.

Satellite imagery is here! In this tutorial we’ll walk you through how to get started by creating a satellite map using TomTom’s Maps SDK and satellite tiles, and then configuring the map to allow us to see POIs.

Developers have the opportunity to optimize web apps for better visual, hearing, and mobility access – and many best practices cross over from area to area to help easily reach even more individuals who can benefit from adapted design practices.

APIs are designed to help developers build applications easier and faster, and SDKs help speed up the process by turning some of the most complex APIs into even easier-to-use functions. We’ll take a look at some of the most interesting ideas we see the TomTom Maps SDK for Web being used for and how to implement them.

We love Star Wars, you love Star Wars. So, for May the 4th, we had to find a way to make a fun mapping project about it! We used the TomTom Map Styler along with fuzzy search, tilt and rotation, and popups to map Star Wars filming locations. May the 4th be with you!