Mapstraction: JavaScript Mapping Abstraction Library
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The document introduces Mapstraction, an open source JavaScript library that provides a common API for multiple web mapping services like Google Maps, Yahoo Maps, and Microsoft Maps. It allows developers to write code once that will work across different map providers without vendor lock-in. The document also provides information about the author and promotes related resources.
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