In Part 1 we imported world political borders into a database table. In this second part we'll use the table and generate a script that will be used to add the borders overlay to Google Maps. We'll use the cool Ruby and some fancy GIS words along the way. We left-off with a database table containing all borders. The goal today is to produce a Javascript file that will be used for overlaying polygons representing countries, over … read on »
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I wanted for a while to start blogging but pretended to be busy or actually being too tired of working long hours in front of my laptop to actually start writing about things. But now the time has come. Or something.

