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Chris Bannon

Chris Bannon

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SVP, Head of Global Audio, Condé Nast

New York

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Entertainment, News, Politics , Health, Property, business , sports

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crime, finance, business, court

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Total articles 3

  • Mapping JSON Datasets With Wijmo Bubble Maps

    By Chris Bannon, async getData| The Code Project@ Humans have overlaid information on maps for centuries, from the best army battalion positions to the best pubs in the city. Nowadays, those maps are usually digital and web-based, displaying everything from weather information to virus hotspots to, well, the city's best pubs. Today, we'll explore how you can quickly build a map with useful overlay data using Wijmo, GrapeCity’s dynamic set of 100+ JavaScript UI components, and its bubble map feature.

    By Chris Bannon, async getData · The Code Project

    Sep. 17, 2021

  • How to Deploy a Wijmo App with Distribution Licensing

    By Chris Bannon| grapecity.com@ As of Wijmo Release 2018, v1, all Wijmo apps will require distribution licenses. Here's how to deploy your apps with the new licensing. While developing Wijmo applications using localhost, Wijmo licensing is never an issue. We want development to be frictionless and fast. The only thing that shows up in an unlicensed app during development is the evaluation watermark. When deployed to a server environment (non-localhost), Wijmo licensing will pop up a dialog with information.

    By Chris Bannon · grapecity.com

    Apr. 06, 2018

  • Mapping JSON Datasets With Wijmo Bubble Maps

    By Chris Bannon, async getData| The Code Project@ Humans have overlaid information on maps for centuries, from the best army battalion positions to the best pubs in the city. Nowadays, those maps are usually digital and web-based, displaying everything from weather information to virus hotspots to, well, the city's best pubs. Today, we'll explore how you can quickly build a map with useful overlay data using Wijmo, GrapeCity’s dynamic set of 100+ JavaScript UI components, and its bubble map feature.

    By Chris Bannon, async getData · The Code Project

    Sep. 17, 2021

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Condé Nast