3 comments

  • DanielHB 1 day ago
    I actually did a project doing clustering like that around 2018 using react native, we quickly realized we had to drop down to native for the maps. It was a huge pain in the ass because of the vastly different implementations of google/apple maps and dealing with bridging between native and react parts of the code.

    Your project would have solved about 2-3 months of work and ongoing maintenance of 2 devs we had back then. The project is not around anymore but I will keep it in mind if I ever do something similar again.

    • hadat 1 day ago
      Thank you very much for considering using it
    • belchiorb 1 day ago
      Looks nice! As a suggestion, it would be easier to understand what this is about by adding a small video/GIF of the library in action.

      Took me some time to understand what it was about.

      • hadat 1 day ago
        Will do so, thank you
      • kevg123 1 day ago
        Cool stuff, especially spiderfier. What's your opinion of expo-maps? https://expo.dev/blog/introducing-expo-maps-a-modern-maps-ap...
        • hadat 1 day ago
          Haven't used it yet, our team is fully integrated with react-native-maps, and I'm just hearing about it now
          • belchiorb 1 day ago
            Good point. Is this something that expo maps can’t do?