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#Introduction | |
You are going to create a heatmap to represent 311 call data from Brooklyn. You will use the Google Maps API and an internally provided API to accomplish this. | |
Preparation | |
Download the sample code from here. git clone? | |
create a sample key here. | |
then read the documentation | |
Requirements | |
1) The site shall show all complaint data when no filter is applied. This is the default case and should occur when the page first loads. | |
2) The user shall be able to filter by complaint type by using a dropdown menu. | |
Starter guide | |
1) Wireframe the map page. Where do you plan to put the menu? What happens when the user clicks on the menu? | |
2) http://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com/ | |
2) Open heatmap.js and start going through the tasks. | |
BONUS | |
Put a text box and a search button on your page. When the user clicks the button, the system should take what's in the text box and search by complaint descriptor. Think about case insensitivity. |
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