Would the Atlanta Riots qualify?

Hey OP, this is cool. I've been wanting to do something similar for awhile for a completely unrelated topic: listing locations of interest, where eventually users can submit their own to share.

Do you mind sharing what tech stack you used and some other technical details? I'm new to web development having recently completed a course, but still feel lost in the ocean.
What Mapbox API(?) or "thing" did you use? Is it tilequery?

It looks like you use Next.js? I'm only familiar with react but that was a framework I was looking at learning next, or vue.
I imagine I could create a form where users submit an entry like a basic to do list or json and then have it pull the data from there, rather than what looks like a lot harder work you've done where it has to scrape articles from various websites?

How long do the events stay on the map? Have a log of events for the past 7 days or something would be neat.

I was taught to always build for mobile first because it's easier to extend the mobile version than it is to shrink the desktop version

Also Azeris and Armenians have a conflict

Reporting on events as they happen, and you get your data from just the single side or will this data be cross referenced to determine alleged events as well?

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Wheres the soure code?

You need to give attribution to openstreetmap, give all the people who worked on this map some credit please. https://docs.mapbox.com/help/glossary/attribution/

https://www.openstreetmap.org/about/

This is awesome

Why is it always DARK??🥹

looks very cool, was planning to have a student use it for her apprenticeship she's doing at work, but didn't notice a free mode option in the export.

But it looks like she can throw something together in the interface and then copy paste over the tailwind classes shown in the right sidebar for each part to her react code, so that might help her a bit anyway.

But i'm sure it's helpful for designers that make a living from making websites, nice interface and options.

there are already many things like this, as you've surely seen from the comments by now

Presidential election these days in the Czech Republic

Op is probably ccp...

This is awesome. The events' description have the perfect length, not too short, but also not too long. A time filter (within the last 24 hours, 3 days, 7 days, 14 days, 30 days) would be a great feature as soon as more and more events get added.

It looks great. Do you have any tips on how to create that "store locator" look with all the blips on top of each location? Is that a feature in Mapbox, or did you write the code for it? I'm looking to build something that uses a store locator function.

Much less violent today, especially when you consider per capita.

This is awesome! Bravo!!!

I love this. I recently took it upon myself to memorize the countries of the world, so I could name them off a blank map, and I had just mentioned to my wife that I would love a global map that links to current news.

Keep going!

Funny how Blackrock isn't listing themselves as geopolitical risk.

Plenty people had that idea, it needs participation to stay alive, however you got a nice name for it already :)

I love this idea but I fear burn out. This is a lot of admin work. Perhaps you can write a script that automates atleast the gathering of data.

Additionally, another very good news source is 'the daily aus' insta page. It is focused mostly on australian news but it also go into detail around global topics. The journalism is very good.

I really like seeing the disputed areas. Super interesting!

America is gonna look interesting tonight