I am loading around 1000 markers, and it makes map zooming and panning very slow. If I use a KML Layer, will it speed up? And where does it stand with GeoRSS? Please explain…
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I am loading around 1000 markers, and it makes map zooming and panning very slow. If I use a KML Layer, will it speed up? And where does it stand with GeoRSS? Please explain…
It does run better, when I have thousands of markers, but map panning is not smooth, when using KML with few markers. This is what I noticed in Google Maps. Google Earth Browser Plugin, on the other hand, performs admirably when kml data is thrown at it. Overall, I will be using JS, till about 300 markers, and then seamlessly switch to KML.
Problems with using a KML file -> Local testing is difficult because I need to upload the KML to public domain every time. But in a real world scenario, it would perform well.