The Map Suite Web QuickStart Guide will guide you through the process of creating a sample application and will help you become familiar with Map Suite.

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This sample shows you how to use FeatureSource to implement sublayer fuctions.

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This sample shows you how to get started building your first application with the Map Suite Web for WebForms 10.0.0.

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This sample shows how to display map by specified boundary. It shows how to cancel a request based on its extent to improve performance.

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The Demographic and Lifestyle sample template gives you a head start on your statistics project, which includes details about race, age, gender, land usage, and more for all the states in U.S. The template contains pre-styled layers that can be used as-is, or as the foundation for adding your own map notes and layers.

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The Map Suite Geocoder “How Do I?” solution offers a series of useful how-to examples for using the Map Suite Geocoder component. The bundled solution comes with a small set of sample data from Chicago, IL and demonstrates geocoding, reverse geocoding, batch geocoding, use of fuzzy matching logic, getting the closest street number to a point, and much more. Full source code is included in both C# and VB.NET languages; simply select your preferred language to download the associated solution.

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The Map Suite Routing “How Do I?” solution offers a series of useful how-to examples for using the Map Suite Routing extension. The bundled solution comes with a small set of routable street data from Austin, TX and demonstrates simple routing, avoiding specific areas, getting turn-by-turn directions, optimizing for the Traveling Salesman Problem, and much more. Full source code is included in both C# and VB.NET languages; simply select your preferred language to download the associated solution.

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The Ajax Vehicle Tracking sample template gives you a head start on your next ajax tracking project. With a working code example to draw from, you can spend more of your time implementing the features you care about and less time thinking about how to accomplish the basic functionality of a ajax tracking system.

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The Vehicle Tracking sample template gives you a head start on your next tracking project. With a working code example to draw from, you can spend more of your time implementing the features you care about and less time thinking about how to accomplish the basic functionality of a tracking system.

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The Earthquake Statistics sample template is a statistical report system for earthquakes that have occurred in the past few years across the United States. It can help you generate infographics and analyze the severely afflicted areas, or used as supporting evidence when recommending measures to minimize the damage in future quakes.

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This sample demonstrates how you can display ThinkGeo Cloud Maps in your Map Suite GIS applications. It will show you how to use the XYZFileBitmapTileCache to improve the performance of map rendering. ThinkGeoCloudMapsOverlay uses the ThinkGeo Cloud XYZ Tile Server as raster map tile server. It supports 5 different map styles: - Light - Dark - Aerial - Hybrid - TransparentBackground

ThinkGeo Cloud Maps support would work in all of the Map Suite controls such as Wpf, Web, MVC, WebApi, Android and iOS.

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This Web project demonstrates how to control the styles of the EditOverlay, for both the default style and the editing style. In order to accomplish this, we use javascript code. Look at the code in the *script* tag to see how we can control the fill color, the opacity, the border width, and other attributes of the features in the EditOverlay.

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The “How Do I?” samples collection is a comprehensive set containing dozens of interactive samples.

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The Site Selection sample template allows you to view, understand, interpret, and visualize spatial data in many ways that reveal relationships, patterns, and trends. In the example illustrated, the user can apply the features of GIS to analyze spatial data to efficiently choose a suitable site for a new retail outlet.

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