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Hi I have a client who requires the use of an offline map in their app. I am writing it in Swift and xCode of IOS use and have a question as to the best solution to use to code it. I have been investigating various products but have become stuck with analysis paralysis. Here is a brief rundown: App needs a simple world map which will contain custom annotations at various locations. The app does not need anything fancy such as navigation or points of interest. I don’t need the app to zoom to extremely low levels either. Question. I am thinking OpenStreetMap tiles rendered with MKTileOverlay would suffice but want to gather your thoughts??? An examples of how to do this? |
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question asked: 08 Apr '19, 11:09
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Do you find any solution? Can you please share it with me?
Dude, how did you instantaneously (within a minute of you topic creation) get 280 views?
@kartman1: This question was posted almost a year ago.
... and the way that you handle webviews on iOS has probably changed hugely in this time.
Thankfully I no longer have to fight with fruity software and hardware on a daily basis, but I work close enough with people who do to know that there are signiificant changes ongoing.