With the release of TomTom Maps SDK for Web v6, you can now edit base map styles and traffic layer styles. We'll show how quick it is to create a map with multiple layers, and how to customize the look for each layer.

The way your map looks and feels doesn’t just affect the visual appeal, but also the user experience. Here are five ways to customize your map using TomTom Maps APIs to stand out from the crowd, and keep your customers and clients happy – or just have some fun and level up your next project!

It’s simple to add detailed, interactive maps to web apps using the TomTom Maps SDK for JavaScript. As the most-used front-end framework, React seems to be a good choice for mapping-heavy web apps. We’ll explore how to add TomTom web maps to a sample React application using Hooks and function components.

A good user experience includes timely notifications. Customers want alerts when their ride, food, or groceries are nearby, without having to constantly refresh their phone. This article will explore how you can create these essential tracking and notification functions using TomTom’s Routing, Geofencing, and Notifications APIs.

TomTom’s powerful Traffic API provides a real-time endpoint for traffic-related incidents and traffic flow anywhere in the world. To illustrate the power and ease-of-use of TomTom’s real-time traffic services, we’ll create a seed project for a radio news service’s traffic dashboard incorporating the TomTom Traffic API and SDK into a single HTML file.

It's easy to use ArcGIS data in your own applications. We'll convert a public dataset into GeoJSON, then plot it in a TomTom Maps SDK for Web map.

You've added a map to your app. Now what? We'll show you some simple, powerful capabilities of the Maps SDK with examples for mobile and web developers.

The TomTom Map Styler makes it easy to customize how many features are accessed and displayed on your map — from label text to roads and geography. We'll walk you through the basics of using the Map Styler.