Google is turning off its Maps API for Flash on September 2, asks developers to migrate to JavaScript Maps API

by Emil Protalinski — in Google

Google is turning off its Maps API for Flash on September 2, asks developers to migrate to JavaScript ...

Google today announced it is turning off the Google Maps API for Flash on September 2, 2014. The move is in line with the three-year deprecation period: the API was officially deprecated on September 2, 2011.

In other words, developers who haven’t moved on now don’t have a choice. Google is encouraging anyone with an app that uses the old API to migrate their code to version 3 of the Google Maps JavaScript API.

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See also – Google Maps Embed API lets developers generate HTML snippets for including maps in their own websites and Google launches Google Maps Engine API for enterprises doing big data mapping

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