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In February, our teacher for geography assigned a project in which every student had to ask his relatives where they have been in the Czech Republic and put it into a table (and also draw a map). I found that a bit boring, so I thought of a better idea: a fully interactive map made into a web application. First I wanted to use the lazy approach to do the project: [MapFling](https://mapfling.com/). Unfortunately, the website was down on the day I wanted to start on. So I opened my browser and searched for some good maps APIs. I didn't want to use the Google Maps API, because it's too expensive just for a simple project. Then I found an API from [OpenLayers](https://openlayers.org/) which looked ok for the job. The only drawback with this solution is that the design is not as modern as e.g. [LeafletJS](https://leafletjs.com/). So I got to work and on April 11, I published the code on [GitHub](https://github.com/filiptronicek/Geo_cze)
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<img src="/img/image_1_.webp" width="100%">
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I had to have the table with my datasets somewhere, but I found just letting the visitor download an Excell spreadsheet not suitable for my UX. So I had an idea: what if I made the table in HTML with `<a>` tags pointing to a function in JavaScript, which will generate an `<iframe>` with a Google Map showing the selected place? So instead of having the table manually written in I put the names of the places to JavaScript arrays (I was lazy making the arrays myself so I made a short Python script to sort it out: link [here](https://gist.github.com/filiptronicek/08301660a0a0be48ac67739240e9679e)). Then I grabbed every item from each array and added [this function](https://gist.github.com/filiptronicek/a1b0ac9444f63fe15264163aefaaa263). Then I just created the [about](https://geocze.vercel.app/o-projektu.html) page and the project was done. You can check it out [here](https://geocze.vercel.app).
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I had to have the table with my datasets somewhere, but I found just letting the visitor download an Excel spreadsheet not suitable for my UX. So I had an idea: what if I made the table in HTML with `<a>` tags pointing to a function in JavaScript, which will generate an `<iframe>` with a Google Map showing the selected place? So instead of having the table manually written in I put the names of the places to JavaScript arrays (I was lazy making the arrays myself so I made a short Python script to sort it out: link [here](https://gist.github.com/filiptronicek/08301660a0a0be48ac67739240e9679e)). Then I grabbed every item from each array and added [this function](https://gist.github.com/filiptronicek/a1b0ac9444f63fe15264163aefaaa263). Then I just created the [about](https://geocze.vercel.app/o-projektu.html) page and the project was done. You can check it out [here](https://geocze.vercel.app).
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<img src="/img/Screenshot_2019-05-18-Zem%C4%9Bpis-projekt.webp" width="100%">
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<li><p><a href="https://codepen.io/filip_tronicek/pen/rXqwro">When the user adds a URL to the database</a> </p>
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<li><p><a href="https://codepen.io/filip_tronicek/pen/dxNdgN">Recieve link main page</a> </p>
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<li><p><a href="https://codepen.io/filip_tronicek/pen/dxNdgN">Receive link main page</a> </p>
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<li><p><a href="https://codepen.io/MilanMilosev/pen/JdgRpB/">Main page - send link</a> </p>
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* I have created the [aperta-principium organization](https://github.com/aperta-principium?type=source)
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* [aperta-principium](https://github.com/aperta-principium?type=source)/**[Interclip](https://github.com/aperta-principium/Interclip)** has become my most commited-to repo - with over 300 commits just from 2019
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* [aperta-principium](https://github.com/aperta-principium?type=source)/**[Interclip](https://github.com/aperta-principium/Interclip)** has become my most committed-to repo - with over 300 commits just from 2019
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* [aperta-principium](https://github.com/aperta-principium?type=source)/**[Interclip](https://github.com/aperta-principium/Interclip)** has also become my repository with the most stargazers (5) [you can read about Interclip [here](http://filiptronicek.me/what-is-interclip/)]
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* I have made 1442 GitHub contributions in 2019
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You can have a lot of them running at once, just like this:
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### Refferences
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### References
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1. How to install WSL (2) on Windows 10 (Microsoft Docs): https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10
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## 3) Terminal Settings
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function choco { gsudo choco @args }
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## My config ⚙
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My Terminal config is publicly accesible in a [GitHub Gist](https://gist.github.com/filiptronicek/92a68c8b21f0f317d6995fe2f7467524), feel free to edit or do anything else with it.
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My Terminal config is publicly accessible in a [GitHub Gist](https://gist.github.com/filiptronicek/92a68c8b21f0f317d6995fe2f7467524), feel free to edit or do anything else with it.
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## Further reading/watching 📖
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1. Scott Hanselman's guide to WSL 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0eqZujVfYU
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## The easy and simple way: online free file hosting services
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Here are some services that will make you happy in a couple of seconds:
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### 1.1 Catbox.moe (my personal favourite)
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### 1.1 Catbox.moe (my personal favorite)
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Catbox is an awesome file hosting service, where you can store your up to 200MB files indefinitely (or use Litterbox to use it temporarily).
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It also provides a really neat API, which I use in my product [Interclip](https://blog.trnck.dev/what-is-interclip/)