Minh Nguyễn
Minh Nguyễn
> First implementation was with `userTrackingMode` set to `followWithHeading`. Second one was with `userTrackingMode` set to follow and I was changing map view direction to fit current `CLLocationManager` heading. The...
> We are not using NavigationMapView, just MGLMapView, drawing a route, showing navigation directions, and tracking user location Ah, I was under the assumption that it was simply a heavily...
#1980 discusses the justification for omitting `highway=road` from the car profile, with references to the wiki. (However, that discussion happened _before_ the wiki was [modified](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Special:Diff/1153948/1356243) to contain this warning.) I...
`highway=residential` can also totally be private or blocked off by a wall. `access=unknown` or some other access tag would be required to dissuade the router in that case. In any...
> P2 handles it via a magic keypress (of course): select shared node, press / to cycle through all the ways that use that node. #8264 implements a similar workflow...
First of all, any `elevation` option would be mutually exclusive with the existing `zoom` option, because they’re competing ways of scaling the map. Zoom level–based APIs are appropriate for aligning...
Data consumers should be using `brand:wikidata=*`. `brand=*` is just a convenience for fellow mappers who don’t want to hop over to Wikidata or install [a browser extension](https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/announcing-human-readable-wikidata-browser-plugins-for-openstreetmap-org/108180) when verifying that...
This is a smart design, makes it a lot easier to find changes at a glance. My first impression is that we could probably even diff within a changed tag,...
Strikethrough is the default user agent styling for `` tags. The corresponding `` tag gets underlined. Unfortunately, underlining gets confusing when text can be linked, and especially with `camel_case` keywords....
> Maybe I'll change it so the key stays yellow but the value gets the red/green -/+ treatment. In that case, I’ve seen some sites like Apple Developer use `~`...