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Engineering

Introducing Lightning: Real-time editing for tiled data

Felt’s breakthrough technology Lightning ends the age-old compromise of fast tiles or editable data.

Mamata Akella
Engineering

Exploring the power of Felt’s API: highlights from our internal Hackathon

Whether it’s real-time data integration, interactive gaming, or advanced geospatial analysis, the possibilities are endless with Felt’s API.

Álvaro ArredondoData Curator
Engineering

How Tippecanoe makes Felt’s polygons look good, part 2: preventing shard gaps

Learn how to make polygons look as good as possible in Tippecanoe.

Erica FischerEngineer
Engineering

SOC 2 certified: Felt’s enterprise-grade security infrastructure

Felt has always followed rigorous industry best practices to keep your data safe an secure. Today, we’re announcing a huge milestone: We’re SOC 2 compliant.

Can Duruk
Engineering

How Tippecanoe makes Felt’s polygons look good, part 1: choosing good label points

Learn how to quickly choose good label points for polygons with Erica Fischer & Tippecanoe.

Erica FischerEngineer
Engineering

Deploying more, stressing less: how Felt achieves 15+ daily releases

Felt is the best place to make maps on the web, and a big part of our magic is the speed of our maps.

Can Duruk
Engineering

Visualizing weather data using the Felt API

Here is how you can leverage Felt API to create beautiful cartographic visualizations of data from The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

Damon Burgett
Engineering

From SVG to Canvas – part 2: a new way of building interactions

While the DOM and React give you a lot of useful tools “for free”, that easy on-ramp starts to get very steep as you try to add more complex interactions.

Tom HicksEngineer
Engineering

From SVG to Canvas – part 1: making Felt faster

Switching from SVG to Canvas keeps Felt maps performant as our users zoom and pan around their data-rich maps.

Tom HicksEngineer
Engineering

Graceful startup and shutdown for Phoenix applications

A quick guide for running a Graceful Shutdown process in your Phoenix application, ensuring clean process termination and minimizing downtime during deployments.

Jason AxelsonEngineer
Engineering

Routing patterns for manageable Phoenix Channels

There are unique challenges that arise when you’re building a huge Phoenix Channel, and in this post we’re going to explore some solutions.

Lucas San RománEngineer
Engineering

Felt renders faster than ever with MapLibre

When trying Felt 1.0 for the first time, users will immediately notice that it feels different...

Chris LoerEngineer
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