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What’s new | September 2019

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Mapbox product updates

Product Updates is our monthly newsletter highlighting recent product improvements and use cases so you can easily stay up to date on what’s new. For a recent changelog, scroll down to “Updates + Improvements” in this email. Want it in your inbox? Sign up here.

This month…Offline maps for all, MARTINI JavaScript library for real-time terrain mesh generation, vertical map labels

🌱 What’s New

Offline maps for all

You asked, we listened. Developers can now download as many offline map tiles as they want on pay-as-you-go — no contracts, no commitments, and no limits. Get started by upgrading to the latest Maps SDKs for iOS and Android, then adjust your offline tile limits. Offline maps usage will be metered as requests for the Vector or Raster tiles API and can be tracked in your account dashboard. Read our blog for tips and tricks and more information about pricing.

New cache management controls for Mapbox SDKs

Today we’re launching new client-side cache management APIs in our Maps SDKs for Android, iOS, and Web, giving developers more control over caching. You can now implement methods that clear a user’s cached tiles on-demand, letting you determine when map data and tileset updates take effect. The cache management APIs are available starting versions 8.2 of the Maps SDK for Android, 5.2 for iOS, and 1.2 for Web. Get started with the documentation on Android, iOS, and Web and learn more on our blog.

✨ New Demos

🛠 Product Updates + Improvements

  • GL JS v1.3.0 — Read more
  • Introduce text-writing-mode to allow vertical labels.
  • Extend variable text placement when text/icon-allow-overlap is true.
  • Allow text-color to draw multicolored labels.
  • Android Nav SDK v0.42.0 — Read more
  • Bump mapbox-android-sdk version to 8.2.1
  • Bump Mapbox Annotation Plugin version to v8 0.7.0
  • Update translations to the latest Transifex.

📄 New Docs

📹 New Videos

📆 Events

🚀 Jobs


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