The New GraphHopper Maps

[karussell]

Some of you have probably already noticed: we released the new GraphHopper Maps.

I would like to thank Janek and Andi for this. A great achievement with over 100 merged pull requests!

• Get the source code: github.com/graphhopper/graphhopper-maps
• Try it online: graphhopper.com/maps/
• Find a quick tutorial here

[paulwww]

Hi there,

I hadn’t used Graphhopper in a while, but today I opened the website and the website looked AMAZING. The front-end interface is STUNNING. It is easy to use, extremely good looking, and it gives such a professional feeling. I now understand this is a recent change. Kudos to everyone who worked on this! You did a fantastic job! I will be sure to use the platform more often, it is such a delight to use it.

I searched for this forum and created a user, such so I could comment on this. Congratulations everyone.

Paul

[karussell]

Thanks a lot for your kind words

[Harel]

I definitely agree the site looks a lot better! Keep in mind that when looking at it from a mobile device and choosing the vector source the map is almost not usable due to slowness, I would consider removing the vector source when surfing from mobile to keep the best UX.
Great work guys!

[karussell]

@Harel

the map is almost not usable due to slowness

This depends … it works “okayish” for my newer device

I would consider removing the vector source when surfing from mobile to keep the best UX

Yeah, we discussed this. For now the user can just avoid it.