James Loh

Better late than never, the GeoJS 2024 update is finally here!

When I originally created GeoJS back in 2017, it ran on DigitalOcean and Vultr clouds with traffic being load-balanced by AWS’ Route53 DNS service.

Another slow year done for GeoJS.

Another year done for GeoJS.

Last year was a rough year for GeoJS with a general downtrend in traffic to the service.

Shamelessly stolen Inspired by Jim Nielson’s post I thought I’d replace my blogroll with a more curated list of feeds I enjoy.

I recently had to move a whole lot of GitHub issues between two repos before disabling them on the source repo.

This site has both RSS and JSON feeds that you can use to subscribe using your feed reader of choice.

I’ve been using Fastmail as my email provider since I first started migrating away from Gmail back in 2015.

GeoJS is extremely lucky to be supported by some amazing companies like Cloudflare and DigitalOcean.