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We vary in how we refer to the polyfill, mostly it's "Web map custom element" or slight variations thereof, in other cases it's variations of "MapML(-viewer) polyfill".
(should this rather say MapML Polyfill Browser Extension? Or MapML-viewer Browser Extension?)
The name "Web Map Custom Element" makes sense in that we're using custom elements to polyfill a technology that is envisioned to become the standard for "web maps". And in earlier stages there was no <mapml-viewer> element, only the <map is="web-map"> built-in, so that made sense at that point in time.
I thinks it's important that we refer to the polyfill by name consistently. The major difference between the two is that "MapML polyfill"/"MapML-viewer (custom element)" describes the technology that is being polyfilled, which I am in favor of.
WDYT?
In most cases it's straight forward to make the necessary changes, but if we're to go with "MapML polyfill" or "MapML-viewer (custom element)" (depending on the context) then it may be desirable to also rename the repositories "Web-Map-Custom-Element" to e.g. "MapML-Polyfill" and "web-map-doc" to e.g. "mapml-viewer-docs", but we can perhaps decide on that later.
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I agree a bit of consolidation would be good. I guess I would go with MapML Viewer to match the proposal and the element. I think we might get to this in the Jan-Mar 2022 timeframe if things go well. There is some resistance to "MapML", but it's too late to change at this stage: the die is cast.
We vary in how we refer to the polyfill, mostly it's "Web map custom element" or slight variations thereof, in other cases it's variations of "MapML(-viewer) polyfill".
Examples
"Web Map Custom Element" variants:
https://github.com/orgs/Maps4HTML/projects/1:
(project name)
https://github.com/Maps4HTML/web-map-doc:
(repo name)
(in the repo description)
https://github.com/Maps4HTML/web-map-doc/blob/main/README.md:
https://github.com/Maps4HTML/experiments/blob/main/README.md:
https://github.com/Maps4HTML/Web-Map-Custom-Element:
(repo name)
(package name)
https://maps4html.org/MapML/spec/#bib-web-map-custom-element:
https://maps4html.org/:
"MapML-viewer" variants:
https://github.com/Maps4HTML/Web-Map-Custom-Element/blob/main/README.md:
https://maps4html.org/UCR-MapML-Matrix/mapml-ucrs-fulfillment-matrix.html:
https://github.com/Maps4HTML/mapml-extension:
(should this rather say MapML Polyfill Browser Extension? Or MapML-viewer Browser Extension?)
The name "Web Map Custom Element" makes sense in that we're using custom elements to polyfill a technology that is envisioned to become the standard for "web maps". And in earlier stages there was no
<mapml-viewer>
element, only the<map is="web-map">
built-in, so that made sense at that point in time.I thinks it's important that we refer to the polyfill by name consistently. The major difference between the two is that "MapML polyfill"/"MapML-viewer (custom element)" describes the technology that is being polyfilled, which I am in favor of.
WDYT?
In most cases it's straight forward to make the necessary changes, but if we're to go with "MapML polyfill" or "MapML-viewer (custom element)" (depending on the context) then it may be desirable to also rename the repositories "Web-Map-Custom-Element" to e.g. "MapML-Polyfill" and "web-map-doc" to e.g. "mapml-viewer-docs", but we can perhaps decide on that later.
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