Explore some fun and unique customization features that set TomTom’s developer APIs apart from other map providers. Learn how to help your users find the thrilling route to their destination, haul specific load types like radioactive materials, and discover how far they can get on a tank of fuel.

Data fuels predictive models. Learn how to access TomTom's historical and real-time traffic data and build it into a predictive model to gain insight into future traffic accidents your company may expect on specific routes and more.

Data scientists can access a wealth of mapping data to enhance their business insights. Pull TomTom's information into your favorite data science tools using webhooks and APIs, then visualize and analyze away! It's easy with just a bit of Python — learn how.

Now more than ever, developers and data scientists can glean insights into datasets. But insights into data require data. TomTom makes it easy for developers and data scientists to collect data from its APIs quickly, enabling developers and data scientists to put the data to work using their favorite tools.

These days, digital maps are critical for navigating cities and continents. Digital maps provide access to directions in real-time to guide travelers. This article shows you how to create a digital map by integrating the advanced mapping features of TomTom’s Search API and Routing API into a modern React web app.

With TomTom Maps, you can build an Android app with a real-time traffic incident dashboard – you can even display traffic flow and allow users to search for incidents. We'll go over how using RESTful APIs and the TomTom SDK for Android.

React Native WebView helps your JavaScript application'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.

Enhancing your Svelte apps with interactive maps is quick and easy. Learn how to add a map to your app, center the user's current location, and link the location and chosen destination, using the TomTom Maps SDK and a little bit of JavaScript.