Thank you again! I tried your solution already, but I unfortunately I did not achieve a "beautiful" result. The whole code organisation soon gets clunky and things need to be duplicated etc.
I only get results when implementing watchers and, since there are more components involved, managing several parameters using vuex (e.g. the current lon-lat values, which a needed in the map component as well as in the "trackNewRoute" component as well as in a sidebar component, where there is a button that zooms into the current location, which is necessary in case the user changed the map's center and zoom manually...)
I wonder if I could motivate you to write another tutorials, where you show how to implement a simple tracker? Something like bikemap, where the app updates you position and draws a line of your route?
Anyway, thank you again for your article and your valuable feedback!
Great! – And I just wanted to let you know that you have provided the path to y solutions. A bit of refactoring, removing the watchers and setting up the listeners in the mounted() cycle already helped me a lot! That's great! Thank you for making this Sunday evening a successful one!
Looking forward to your tutorial!
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Thank you again! I tried your solution already, but I unfortunately I did not achieve a "beautiful" result. The whole code organisation soon gets clunky and things need to be duplicated etc.
I only get results when implementing watchers and, since there are more components involved, managing several parameters using vuex (e.g. the current lon-lat values, which a needed in the map component as well as in the "trackNewRoute" component as well as in a sidebar component, where there is a button that zooms into the current location, which is necessary in case the user changed the map's center and zoom manually...)
I wonder if I could motivate you to write another tutorials, where you show how to implement a simple tracker? Something like bikemap, where the app updates you position and draws a line of your route?
Anyway, thank you again for your article and your valuable feedback!
Hmm, that is a very nice idea for a follow-up tutorial, which I was planning to write sooner than later. Thanks, I'll keep that in mind!
Great! – And I just wanted to let you know that you have provided the path to y solutions. A bit of refactoring, removing the watchers and setting up the listeners in the mounted() cycle already helped me a lot! That's great! Thank you for making this Sunday evening a successful one!
Looking forward to your tutorial!