Mapbox Atlas Server
Mapbox | v0.7.0Linux/Unix, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS amd64 - 64-bit Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
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Instrumental in visualizing the global reach of computer science education
What do you like best about the product?
We use Mapbox in numerous parts of our website to dispaly different maps for each case. Mapbox makes displaying complex data easily accessible and visually compelling. Their technology has also allowed us to tailor maps to diverse global audiences, respecting regional sensitivities. This adaptability has been crucial in our mission to expand computer science education to every student in every school.
What do you dislike about the product?
We had some challenges supporting multiple disputed boarder in one map.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Mapbox allows us to display information in a format that displays a lot of imformation in a visually engaging format. This keeps users interested in engage with our site.
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An essential part of any mapping application
What do you like best about the product?
The map load times are snappy, there are rich customization options and base map choices, their pricing is generous and fair, and their team has been helpful along the way. And since the Mapbox team is always developing new features, we get to inherit important new functinoality on an ongoing basis. It's also easy for our development team to implement features using their APIs and for our integrating partners to use our maps built on Mapbox too.
What do you dislike about the product?
The geocoding API is not always as accurate as others, such as Google's. It occasionally returns results that are not what the user would expect and doesn't have as many location names, such as small villages.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Mapbox provides our mapping technology that is the basis for one of our core offerings, our maps of changing climate conditions. It is easy for us to develop, easy for our users to use, load times are fast, and our integrating partners are easily able to develop their own applications using our Mapbox maps.
Outstanding static map choice for Ride Alert
What do you like best about the product?
The Static Images API delivers fast, beautifully rendered maps to help cyclists locate upcoming group rides in their city, thanks to the efforts of the Social Impact team at Mapbox, who have made it possible for community-focused apps like Ride Alert to exist and thrive.
What do you dislike about the product?
A bigger selectin of out-of-box dark map themes would have been nice.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Provides the endpoints for rendering of static map images.
Mapbox search and autocomplet
What do you like best about the product?
Mapbox has good API documentation and a thorough product offering. It was very simple to setup and test various APIs.
What do you dislike about the product?
Mapbox's places and auto-complete was less forgiving for spelling mistakes and finding cross streets than google maps auto complete.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Auto-complete, base layers
Great product and a willingness to help out people in the educational/not-for-profit space
What do you like best about the product?
Mapbox's mapping tools are Best in Class at the moment, if you are serious about making powerful, beautiful, configurable maps that load quickly and look great. They have more options than anyone else out there, and actually seem to care about innovating in the mapping space (unlike Google Maps, which has been practically dormant for a long time now). Their Mapbox Studio tool makes it effortless to change the appearance of map features, and their satellite tiles are beautiful and in high definition. Mapbox has been on the cutting edge of vector-based mapping technology, which is rapidly becoming the standard for good reason.
Beyond this, their Community & Social outreach has been execllent. I have been a heavy user of Mapbox maps since 2018. I run a popular website (NUKEMAP, a nuclear weapons effects simulator) that can have extremely variable traffic spikes depending on world events and media coverage, and is also entirely not-for-profit (with no advertising, etc.) and run on a shoestring budget. I switched to Mapbox from Google Maps because it became clear that Google was too interested in monetizing their interactions with people like me to be usable, and their prices were killing any ability to have a widely-used website that was not focused around generating profit. Mapbox has been willing to work with me, and has worked to find plans that would fit my budget, given the nature of the work, and has given me huge amounts of assistance and patience when I have been in between sponsors.
Beyond this, their Community & Social outreach has been execllent. I have been a heavy user of Mapbox maps since 2018. I run a popular website (NUKEMAP, a nuclear weapons effects simulator) that can have extremely variable traffic spikes depending on world events and media coverage, and is also entirely not-for-profit (with no advertising, etc.) and run on a shoestring budget. I switched to Mapbox from Google Maps because it became clear that Google was too interested in monetizing their interactions with people like me to be usable, and their prices were killing any ability to have a widely-used website that was not focused around generating profit. Mapbox has been willing to work with me, and has worked to find plans that would fit my budget, given the nature of the work, and has given me huge amounts of assistance and patience when I have been in between sponsors.
What do you dislike about the product?
The only issue I have had with Mapbox is that their out-of-the-box API tools are not particularly suited to the kinds of operations that one might want to do, like drawing dynamic vector circles in my case. However their API is very flexible and with a little elbow-grease, you can make it do whatever you want, and it runs extremely fast no matter what. So while it might take a little more effort to get things up and running, once you have them up and running it will look good, and run fast.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use Mapbox to visualize spatial data, specifically to show people what the effects of nuclear weapons would be on areas they have been to. To do this, I am using their vector tile service, their satellite tiles, and their raster tiles as a fallback option for users without WebGL (which for a global app is still quite a lot). Since 2018, when I switched to Mapbox, NUKEMAP has had over 40 million users globally, including massive traffic spikes whenever world events have caused people to seek out information about nuclear weapons (e.g., between February and June 2022 saw nearly 9 million users as tensions between NATO and Russia increased following the Russian invasion of Ukraine). Being able to provide this kind of factual information in an intuitive and good-looking map interface is core to my educational mission, and Mapbox's tools have made this possible.
Excellent mapping service
What do you like best about the product?
Free mapping service up to at least 200,000 requests per API. I have been using it for years and find it to be an excellent service. Simple to use, I never had to contact support, I always used the documentation and it always worked.
What do you dislike about the product?
I've been using it for years and I don't see any aspect that I don't like, what they could do is increase functionality with reverse geocode, it would be spectacular.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
For the system I have integrated, MAPBOX is integrated as one of the alternative visualization maps. Customers on my system can choose which of the maps they want to use and mapbox is used with some frequency.
Great mapping product for our free wildlife-finding mobile app
What do you like best about the product?
Ease of implementation and integration with our mobile app showing locations and visit detail for 600 birding/wildlife sites across Scotland. The maps on our app have about 0.25m views per year and performance has been impressively reliable.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some, but not a lot of, topographical detail in large upland areas or large forests
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We needed a mapping solution with sufficient detail to help wildlife enthusiasts in the field to navigate to and around new locations, often in unfamiliar countryside. We wanted one which would allow seamless zooming and panning and could take markers with all data coming from a fairly straightforward CMS.
Mapbox for Geologists and
What do you like best about the product?
Mapbox is used in our React Native app which serves the Geology community in field and lab research. We do like the easy intergration and built in tools Mapbox provides "out of the box". Mapbox also has rich, detailed, and mostly updated tiles which are very valuable in the field.
What do you dislike about the product?
While Mapbox used to support React Native directly it has now moved over to the community. This has been fin so far but there have been questions brought up in the past which would have been nice to deal directly with Mapbox.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Mapbox is providing a interactive map and tools that our users can use to plot features down and add location info. This visual representation is a great tool.
Great mapping tool
What do you like best about the product?
Mapbox is an important mapping tool for our needs.
What do you dislike about the product?
One area for improvement lies in the complexity of Mapbox, as we haven't fully explored all of its capabilities
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It allows us to visually represent locations across various categories on a map while providing further information for each location.
Awesome map features for web applications
What do you like best about the product?
What I love about Mapbox is the amount of features they provide. Mapbox Studio is just an incredible tool. As Mapbox' ecosystem allows you to upload your own data, the possibilities are just infinite!
In my specific case, I had to integrate Mapbox in a React application, and the documentation for doing it was quite extensive and detailed. I had never integrated a map-related tool before, and it has been really easy to find all solutions to the problems I have had.
In my specific case, I had to integrate Mapbox in a React application, and the documentation for doing it was quite extensive and detailed. I had never integrated a map-related tool before, and it has been really easy to find all solutions to the problems I have had.
What do you dislike about the product?
The main thing I do not like about Mapbox is related to their satellite imagery. A lot of regions have not been updated for too many years. And with too many years I mean that even the 'shape' of the agricultural fields has changed and does not correspond to reality anymore. Plus, in some areas clouds cover thousands of square kilometers (e.g., east coast of Brazil). Both reasons obliged us to look for other satellite imagery, so we could still load it within Mapbox GL library.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Mapbox is allowing my company to develop an awesome tool for agricultural field management. Using Mapbox GL library in combination with Mapbox GL Draw opens a whole universe of possibilities with regards of map-interacting web applications.
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