[OSGeo Africa] SpatialLite - iOS

[S Coetzer]

HI Gavin

Awesome thanks for getting back to me, Ill investigate it.

I do have cpl questions if you don't mind?

What was the extent of your geo-area and amount of layers used?
Do you know how big(MB) the app got to in the end?

Our "open-source" native app is already in the region of 250MB without any
spatial data and we looking at a national extent. Im just trying to get a
ball-park figure.

Thanks again for the reply

Sarel Coetzer


On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 2:53 PM, Gavin Fleming <gavin at afrispatial.co.za>wrote:

>  Hi Sarel
>
> We've had some indirect experience with the Mapbox SDK on iOS, which uses
> mbtiles (SQLite) natively. We also did a non-native browser-based Leaflet
> app using the same mbtiles store.
>
> my 2c
>
> Gavin
>
>
> On 09/05/2014 09:21, S Coetzer wrote:
>
>   Hi All
>
>  Im investigating SqLite + SpatiaLite for an iOS app.
>
>  The spatial app needs to be 100% native.
>
>  Has anyone on this forum tried this setup before or are there any
> alternatives ?
>
>  Im purely investigating options here.
>
>
>  Sarel Coetzer
>
>
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