How to use Geolocation in your webapp @ FOWA Dublin 2010

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Building geolocation into your web app is becoming a necessity for almost everyone these days. It's a complex problem though, so in this session you'll learn from how Twitter is doing this and pick up important lessons for your web app.

Technologie

How to use Geolocation
in your web app

Rafﬁ Krikorian, Twitter @rafﬁ
Future of Web Apps, Dublin, 2010

People want to talk
about where they are

People want to discover
what’s around them

Location is -

Globally applicable,
locally relevant

When people think of location,
they think of a place

Sometimes the actual place
doesn’t matter

What makes a place?

53o20’44.5”N, 6o15’39.7”W

What makes a place?

Temple Bar / Dublin / Ireland

What makes a place?

Rome or Roma / Tokyo or

What makes a place?

WOEID 560743 or
twID cd7c17e3e56d7920

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