Streamlined Map Development: Part 1
summary
Live demo shows how Data Workbench uploads varied geospatial files by drag‑and‑drop, previews live tiling, edits JSON MTS recipes (filters, bounding box, union, per-zoom simplification), and publishes a tileset via Mapbox Tiling Service (MTS). The team builds a small app called Ride Home that computes bikeability and nearest Divvy station from the published tileset; the workflow works end to end and the feature is entering private beta with a 20 free compute units MTS trial tier.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 2:37Tool overview and demo setup
- 3:40Map development basics
- 5:26Uploading custom data
- 9:23Editing MTS recipes
- 15:54Processing and publishing tile set
- 16:39Live app demonstration
- 19:14Web app integration
- 21:20Beta access and next steps
- 22:04Key improvements explained
- 28:31Q&A and session wrap-up
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