Whether you are looking to compute walkability scores to nearby schools or search for apartments by specific neighborhoods, Heroku says its embrace of geographical data via PostGIS 2.0 will help developers build apps faster and easier. Instead of relying on proprietary tools and managing those tools along with the rest of the stack, developers can now stay with an open-source option tightly linked to the database of choice. That means reduced complexity and the ability to build richer location. Developers can get started with PostGIS 2.0 today by provisioning a database then enabling the extension; or check out about what PostGIS provides below. To provision your database:heroku addons:add heroku-postgresql:craneOnce provisioned you???ll want to connect to it and enable the extension:$ heroku pg:psql create extension postgis; Your geospatial database is now enabled and ready to use. Get your app started here! http://postgres.heroku.com/blog/past/2013/4/30/building_location_based_apps_with_postgis/
How to Turn on Chrome OS Developer Mode
February 1, 2023
Google’s Chrome OS is a popular operating system that is widely used on Chromebooks and other devices. While it is designed to be simple and user-friendly, there are times when users may want to access additional features and functionality. One way to do this is by turning on Chrome OS
