Google Maps
Google’s mapping platform and its JavaScript API, long the default way to put an interactive map on a web page. Its pricing is what makes Mapbox and Leaflet worth knowing.
My teams used Google Maps a lot the first time I worked at UW-Milwaukee, from 2006 to 2011, and again at Bader Rutter.
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- It is very expensive, which is what makes Mapbox a good alternative, and Leaflet a good alternative to Mapbox.
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