Embedding Location Intelligence in Web Apps that Enhance User Experience [Airship & CARTO VL]

Mar 19, 20190 likes445 views

This document discusses embedding location intelligence in web applications using CARTO VL and Airship. It introduces CARTO VL as a new map library for fast and flexible vector rendering in web apps. Airship is introduced as a new UI library for intuitive location intelligence apps. The document provides information on the advantages of CARTO VL and Airship, examples of code, and resources for learning more.

Embedding Location
Intelligence in web apps that
enhance user experience
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Today’s speakers
Román Jiménez
Front-End Engineer
Víctor Velarde
Front-End Lead

The Challenge
Developing custom LI
apps for the Web is hard...

CARTO VL Airship Airship
integrations
Our agenda today...

Front-End Team works in...
Builder
CARTO.js Airship CARTO VL
Develop and build custom spatial data science
applications with a full suite of frontend
libraries
Analysis tools for creating lightweight spatial
data science dashboards and sharing insights
with your team

CARTO VL
A new Map Library for
performance & flexibility in your
web app

https://carto.com/developers/carto-vl/

2019CARTO — Turn Location Data into Business Outcomes
CARTO VL main advantages:
● Fast!
● Smooth Vector rendering
● Data is in the browser
● Easy to connect datasets
● Very powerful & flexible API
● Detailed Guides & examples

Check our previous
CARTO VL Webinar!
https://go.carto.com/location-intelligence-carto-
vl-webinar-recorded

Airship
A new UI Library for
intuitive LI web apps

2019CARTO — Turn Location Data into Business Outcomes
AIRSHIP main advantages:
● Optimal Layouts for LI responsive apps
● High Quality CSS
● (Web) Components, easy to ‘plug in’
● Even Icons!
● Easy to customize styles

Show me the code!
https://github.com/CartoDB/airship-vl-webinar

Great LI web apps made with
CARTO VL & Airship,
supported by a solid Platform

Airship resources
DEV CENTER:
https://carto.com/developers/airship/
- Have a look at the EXAMPLES
- Getting Started Guide
- More guides & Reference

CARTO VL resources
DEV CENTER:
https://carto.com/developers/carto-vl/
- Have a look at the EXAMPLES
- Getting Started Guide
- More guides & Reference

Thanks for listening!
Any questions?
Víctor Velarde
Front-End Lead // victor@carto.com
Román Jiménez
Front-End Engineer // roman@carto.com

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