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PostGIS Cookbook

You're reading from   PostGIS Cookbook For web developers and software architects this book will provide a vital guide to the tools and capabilities available to PostGIS spatial databases. Packed with hands-on recipes and powerful concepts

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2014
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ISBN-13 9781849518666
Length 484 pages
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Table of Contents (18) Chapters Close

PostGIS Cookbook
Credits
About the Authors
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Moving Data In and Out of PostGIS FREE CHAPTER 2. Structures that Work 3. Working with Vector Data – The Basics 4. Working with Vector Data – Advanced Recipes 5. Working with Raster Data 6. Working with pgRouting 7. Into the Nth Dimension 8. PostGIS Programming 9. PostGIS and the Web 10. Maintenance, Optimization, and Performance Tuning 11. Using Desktop Clients Index

Developing web applications with GeoDjango – part 2


In this recipe, you will create the front office for the web application you created using Django, in the previous recipe.

Using HTML and the Django template language , you will create a web page displaying a map, implemented with Leaflet, and a list to the user containing all of the sightings available in the system. The user will be able to navigate the map and identify the sightings to get more information.

Getting ready

  1. Make sure you have gone through every single step of the previous recipe, keeping the back office of the web application working and its database populated with some entities.

  2. Activate the virtualenv you created in the Developing web applications with GeoDjango – part 1 recipe, as follows:

    • Use the following command for Linux:

      	$ cd ~/virtualenvs/
      	$ source chp09-env/bin/activate
      
    • Use the following command for Windows:

      	cd c:\virtualenvs
      	> chp09-env\Scripts\activate
      
  3. Install the libraries that you will use in this recipe...

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