#kod100

I am running the project for real with #kod100. Uses as mentioned earlier [Leaflet.js](http://leafletjs.com/) which handles [OpenStreetMap](http://www.openstreetmap.org/), [Javascript Geolocation](http://dev.w3.org/geo/api/spec-source.html) for the coordinates in the browser and [Sinatra](http://www.sinatrarb.com/) (DSL) for backend. Have also managed to deploy to Heroku. The address of the project are: [http://event-city.herokuapp.com](http://event-city.herokuapp.com) Right now the website shows only current location on the map. I have started to simulate data to test that the map will be able to show the data that I want. Will run it as a separate branch, I think. The aim of the day was to get in order Sinatra and Leaflet.js to work together. I'm almost there. Encountered, however, problems with Geolocation. It does not work well with iOS 6.1. Is apparently a bug, I think? It'll go and fix with a workaround. We'll see how it goes.

Pure love for events. That's awesome! Going to test my code to see if I can connect theirs api with Event City. To continue...

Got to code a bit tonight before bedtime. Tested and add support for Leaflet, an Open-Source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps. See more: https://github.com/gustaflindqvist/event-city I'm really impressed with the Leaflet framework. I can recommend using Leaflet if you need a good map. Going to test it some more tomorrow.

Now I'm back from the conference with the company and some skiing. So now is the time to start working on the #kod100 project again! I've tried to get hold of someone who could help me find out if Ticnet (largest on ticketing in Sweden) can provide data for events outside, but I have not received any response. Will see what I can do instead.

I'm off to a conference in a few days with the company that I work for. This means that there is less #kod100 on the blog, but more images and links to open source project on the blog.

Started to work on a application I have thought of a long time. A application that handle all sort of events. Like meetups, culture and tweetups events. Just use your browser from you phone (base on Javascript Geo API) and get a responsive presented map with events near you occuring this week. Might be a variety of this type of application, but I want my own. So I'm using Sinatra, Leaflet and JavaScript Geolocation API. Might add support for Backbone.js later on. It is always better to do easy tasks first and then move on to harder ones, I think. Public repo: https://github.com/gustaflindqvist/event-city

I'll try to update my Github account with more stuff now.