13:36 <rknLA> hey there.

13:38 <patrickarlt> hey

13:43 <rknLA> how's things in geoloqi land?

13:51 <patrickarlt> going well how is your project going

13:52 <rknLA> not too bad. got some basic infrastructure in place.. need to figure out some integration stuff still

13:55 <rknLA> argh. looks like MKMapView

13:55 <rknLA> is not skinnable =(

13:55 <aaronpk> skinnable?

13:58 <rknLA> it only allows default colors.

13:58 <aaronpk> for streets and such?

13:58 <rknLA> yea, see geo.rkn.la for an example of a greyscale-ish style

13:59 <aaronpk> ah, yes, that is because it's Apple's framework, not Google's

14:00 <rknLA> right

14:00 <rknLA> big sadface.

14:00 <aaronpk> check out this project https://github.com/route-me/route-me

14:01 <aaronpk> mentioned in this presentation by incanus77 http://www.slideshare.net/devseed/alternative-mapping-on-ios

14:01 <rknLA> oreeeeally

14:01 <aaronpk> (he sometimes hangs out in this channel)

14:06 <rknLA> anyone experimented with using openstreetmap inside a uiwebview?

14:06 <aaronpk> actually we just started doing that

14:06 <aaronpk> it's not unreasonable

14:06 <rknLA> ha! nice!

14:06 <aaronpk> you actually want to use Leaflet

14:07 <aaronpk> you can point it at any number of different map tile providers, MapQuest hosts some openstreetmaps tiles

14:07 <rknLA> ah, someone else suggested cloudmade in my SO question

14:08 <patrickarlt> rknLA : mapquest (http://developer.mapquest.com/web/products/open/map) or mapbox (http://mapbox.com/tour/) are good options

14:09 <rknLA> patrickarlt: thanks!

14:12 <patrickarlt> rknLA: here are some samples for leaflet with mapquest and mapbox

14:12 <patrickarlt> https://gist.github.com/2295530

14:13 <rknLA> has the best internet connection ever.

14:16 <rknLA> patrickarlt: i'm looking at your Trimet app... does that work within the geoloqi app as a layer?

14:17 <patrickarlt> yup in the app users will see the trimet layer when they are in/around the portland area

14:18 <rknLA> nice

14:18 <patrickarlt> the layer has all the places (bus stops) on it which POST to my server to process the response, and then I send the message back to the user with geoloqis 'message/send' method

14:19 <rknLA> right.. POST is using trigger_callback?

14:20 <patrickarlt> yup http://developers.geoloqi.com/api/Trigger_Callback

14:20 <patrickarlt> just set type:callback and url:http://yoursite.com and you will get data posted to the url

14:23 <rknLA> nice.. it makes sense from the docs, just neat to see it in action =)