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We do not really need to worry about this until there is data, but it is worth to start thinking about it.
If the user clicks search when completely zoomed out, we do not want to show millions of points/polygons (once we have it). Note that if you search ‘Pubs’ in Google Maps when completely zoomed out, Google Maps automatically zooms to your current or last location. Thus, shall we zoom in to the current or last location by default if no data? (If so, we need to ask for permission) Eventually we will implement a geocoder tool for test-to-coordinates (e.g. OpenCage), in which case where to zoom in is clear. But sometimes the user might not specify a location. Let’s discuss about the appropriate behaviour for this…
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We do not really need to worry about this until there is data, but it is worth to start thinking about it.
If the user clicks search when completely zoomed out, we do not want to show millions of points/polygons (once we have it). Note that if you search ‘Pubs’ in Google Maps when completely zoomed out, Google Maps automatically zooms to your current or last location. Thus, shall we zoom in to the current or last location by default if no data? (If so, we need to ask for permission) Eventually we will implement a geocoder tool for test-to-coordinates (e.g. OpenCage), in which case where to zoom in is clear. But sometimes the user might not specify a location. Let’s discuss about the appropriate behaviour for this…
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: