When I published the release version of Linq2Rest, I knew that this was only the technical side of the project. In order for a project to be useful (or even used), user must be able to get started … more

In another tutorial I talk about geocoding, which is performed by the GoogleGeocoder class. This class has three general methods for geocoding:

Geocode

ReverseGeocode

GetDirections

Each of … more

The geocoding namespace has gotten a major overhaul in this latest revision. There are many new features and many new classes to expose these features. However the changes also mean that some code may … more

InfoWindows are handled differently in version 3 of Google's map API than in version 2. In version 3 they are overlays in their own right, which means that it is possible to display several … more

Once you have added some markers to your map you will want them to do something other than merely sit there, i.e. you will want them to react to some event or other. Most commonly you will want them … more

The Google Maps API has moved to version 3 some time ago, and it has taken some time to update the map control. There is now a build that targets the new API and implements most of the features in the … more

The Google Maps .NET Control is designed to render with a minimum of user input and almost works as drag and drop. If you are using Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Web Developer Express you can add the … more

The whole point of displaying a map on your page is to present some information. Google's Map API allows you to display two types of overlays: markers and polylines. For the free version these are the … more