Dave Dearing

> you can assign multiple classes in the css file to better fit your needs Thanks for the suggestion, @gbartholomeu. I have actually been loading the font via CDN instead...

I'm not sure that setting the altitude to a constant 20 is any better than not setting it. I would think that some altitude input field in the UI is...

From #9 > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8331569/is-there-a-way-to-pass-current-speed-data-along-with-latitude-and-longitude-usin

From #6 > This is not an issue, it's an extra. > > It will be cool if it was possible do chosse 2 points anda navigate between the 2...

> Wouldn't be too complicated to define some arbitrary paths (or expose a tool for custom paths) and then to go along the path while fixing new points. Happy to...

I'm not sure I understand the code in the pull request. How do you specify the altitude and where is it using that information? I see a bunch of date...

I don't think that hard-coding to 20 is really any more helpful than not having altitude at all. Maybe there is an easy way to use the [Google Maps Elevation...

Adding speed is part of issue #4, and the idea was to let the user manually enter a speed. So at a minimum there would need to be a field...

If you do it that way you still need to know the time it takes to travel between the points to calculate the speed. And then it's way more complicated...

Sure you could do that, but I think you would end up with really high speeds (if you click a long distance apart and don't wait, what, an hour between...