The first capability we are enabling with Data-driven styling is the ability for you to easily display Google’s polygons for administrative boundaries, or enhance your own tabular business data with Google’s administrative boundaries to style polygons or create rich, customized choropleth maps. store inventory) or publicly available data (e.g. Today, we are excited to announce the preview release of Data-driven styling for the Maps JavaScript API, which enables you to display and style Google boundaries.ĭata-driven styling is a new capability that enables you to style your maps to visually convey key information to your users, using your proprietary data (e.g.
One of the most commonly requested features you have asked for is access to the same boundaries and polygons used in Google Maps to build informative and engaging maps for your customers.
Many of you have told us that purchasing, updating, and maintaining your own boundary data to style polygons and create choropleth maps is expensive and takes a lot of development time and resources. One way to do this is through utilizing polygons to highlight regions and data. Displaying data through maps enables you to communicate key information to your users in a more visually engaging and intuitive way.
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