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A project using Google Maps JavaScript API to design a map of San Francisco that users can log into and add places they think are interesting, and comment on other users' places.

This is a project for the ninth week of the Full Stack Program at Galvanize. The goal for the assignment was to spend a week using the skills we've learned so far to create a web app.

I used and modified code and instructions from the Google Maps JavaScript API Tutorial. My understanding, from reading the Google Developers Site Policies, is that we are able to use nearly everything on the Google Developers site in our own creations, as long as we include the following attribution:

Portions of this page are reproduced from or are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.

In the interest of completeness: since I'm also using a lot of their code, here is an additional attribution: I reproduced and modified the Google code from the Google Maps JavaScript API Tutorial according to terms described below:

code samples are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.

The code and instructions I used came from many different pages in the Google Maps JavaScript API Tutorial, so hopefully, linking to the opening page of the tutorial will satisfy the requirement that I link back to the original source page. I am very grateful to Google for the tutorial, and of course also for the opportunity to make use of the Google Maps JavaScript API.