I often hear some misconceptions about the flexibility of GraphHopper. In this post I speak about GraphHopper core. Flexibility Mode GraphHopper is designed to be fast and flexible. For example you can route through entire Germany in about 1 second on average without any speed-up method, I’ll call this ‘flexibility mode’. You have to keep […]
Recently I was asked again if I know a method, or even better a tool, which makes GPX points more align to the existing streets in OpenStreetMap. GraphHopper cannot do this out of the box but provides a toolchain which will make this digitalization easier. Update: this is now open source and available as web […]
Today we are happy to finally release version 0.3 of GraphHopper – the Open Source road routing engine. Here is a screenshot showing our slightly polished UI It shows a route result where elevation was enabled. Try it yourself at GraphHopper Maps or see the variety of already implemented use cases! Highlights: You can easily […]
Today I can make an exciting news. Alexey Andreev is the author of a Java-bytecode to Javascript compiler called TeaVM. You may know GWT or Scala.js but TeaVM does not compile the sources, it compiles the bytecode to JavaScript so you cannot only use Java as the source language. Of course other advantages exists. Now […]
Today the new Java Magazine from Oracle was published. You’ll need to register to view it or download one of the apps (Android, iOS). In this latest magazine my article about GraphHopper was published. It is about how I solved some big (data) problems in Java as well as some OpenStreetMap things to know and […]
Update: No need to install and maintain GraphHopper on your own expensive hardware. Sign up to the GraphHopper Directions API for business which makes it very easy, cost effective and reliable to consume GraphHopper routes with always up-to-date software and OpenStreetMap data. On Monday we released version 0.2 of GraphHopper an Open Source road routing […]
