Just keep your feet on the ground... You need to use the map that others have already made, and then call the related functions of the map through the API provided by it... Google Baidu Aliyun can be used...
As for your first question... This is how I walked... You can use the cube map api of Alibaba Cloud Maps...
As for your second question... what I understand is that you want to do real-time positioning? In fact, you need to implement a comet... let the server transmit the real-time latitude and longitude to the front-end... and then the front-end calls the map api to show the effect of real-time positioning...
D3 library is the most widely used js data visualization library. Tutorials and demos are also quite abundant. And the open source is on github, and you can use it with a browser (chrome, firefox).
You can consider js libraries, such as openlayers and polymaps. This should be the most lightweight GIS library.
Just keep your feet on the ground... You need to use the map that others have already made, and then call the related functions of the map through the API provided by it... Google Baidu Aliyun can be used...
As for your first question... This is how I walked... You can use the cube map api of Alibaba Cloud Maps...
As for your second question... what I understand is that you want to do real-time positioning? In fact, you need to implement a comet... let the server transmit the real-time latitude and longitude to the front-end... and then the front-end calls the map api to show the effect of real-time positioning...
D3 library is the most widely used js data visualization library. Tutorials and demos are also quite abundant. And the open source is on github, and you can use it with a browser (chrome, firefox).