I have been really busy at work recently, which has delayed the update progress of the book, but I still worked overtime and squeezed out every slot of time to finally complete the revision of the third edition.
Let’s take a look at the exciting content of the new book:
1. Added a new chapter on Cesium. Friends who like to study the fields of 3D, webgl, smart cities, and digital twins are in luck.
2. Added explanations on mapbox, leaflet, and the combination of ceisum and vue projects. To facilitate everyone to enter actual development more quickly
3. Added technical knowledge examples to the original Chapter 7 (now Chapter 8) framework programming ideas to help everyone learn webgis more efficiently.
4. In Chapter 10 GIS Server Construction, the content of gis core service design is added. Various operations and processing of land parcel data are used as examples to teach you how to build a mature GIS server to provide GIS calculation and analysis. ability.
5. Optimized some inappropriate expressions in the past and further explained the parts that were difficult to understand in the past.
The following is the table of contents for the third edition of the book:
Compared with the second edition, the third edition of the book adds about 45 pages of content and about 13,000 additional words. The current third edition of the book has a total of 164 pages and a total of 52,853 words.
Since the new book has greatly improved the knowledge content and added a lot of important new knowledge, the price of the new book will also increase relatively. If you are interested in webgis development, you can send me a private message to learn more about how to obtain books.