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DESCRIPTION:WebGIS publishing platforms like MapStore\, are usually very fe
 ature-rich\, to cover a lot of different  scenarios\, from the QGIS-like d
 o-it-all web application\, to a simple interactive map for a company websi
 te.\n\nThis comes with an important trade-off: even when removing most of 
 the unneeded functionalities for the simplest use case\, the cost of the p
 latform needed to run your maps can be overwhelming.\n\nThe problem here i
 s that a single platform is not always the best choice for every kind of u
 sage.\n\nThis talk shows how to use the popular MapStore platform as an ap
 plication builder\, to publish interactive maps that can run on a very lig
 ht engine\, de facto scaling down a quite heavy platform to the needs of p
 erformance and simplicity that better suit a lot of general user oriented 
 applications and websites.\n\nWe will start by creating a map from differe
 nt data sources\, using MapStore\, then we will export the map and publish
  it to our alternative light engine.\n\nWe will then highlight all the adv
 antages this approach can offer.\n\nFinally we will give some insights on 
 the technical aspects of this project.
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LOCATION:Room Limonaia
SUMMARY:Scaling down web maps for the final user - Mauro Bartolomeoli
URL:https://talks.staging.osgeo.org/foss4g-2022/talk/JUKEPT/
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