The TomTom Maps SDK enables you to create location-based web apps with powerful search capability and much more. Learn how to create a Vue app for users to save and display multiple map locations to keep track of various points in an area.

Learn how to build a construction fleet planning application using TomTom’s Routing API with its Calculate Route method to calculate the possible routes, the Location History API to track a vehicle’s location, and the Geofencing API to determine when construction vehicles are close to the site.

We’ll show you how to use data from the TomTom Routing API and a little bit of Python to make delivery ETAs more accurate.

Search capabilities are a must-have in modern applications. Learn how to add TomTom Search API to your React Native app. Then, please your mapping application users with a search function, suggested results, and zeroing in on their desired location to quickly find exactly what they're seeking.

Happy Halloween, devs! This year we mapped some of the most haunted places on the west coast using our Map Styler and added custom fonts and markers to create a very minimal, but very spooky, map look. Keep reading to see how we did it, and then keep your eyes peeled for some scary stories on the haunted sites themselves!

NativeScript WebView helps your cross-platform mobile app’s maps look great across all web platforms. Learn how to embed an interactive TomTom map in your application while ensuring a consistent look across iOS and Android devices — without coding twice.

When it comes to keeping track of people’s locations to provide accurate and efficient service, nothing beats geofences. Learn how to draw a geofence on a React app map then check if a user is within its border.

Your mapping app users don't always speak the local language. Help them get the information they need, in the language they want, using TomTom Web SDK and some JavaScript. Choose from dozens of languages to please your international app customers with a customized user experience. Learn how!