How the site works for London

Question

Here let me clarify, I have no intentions to peek or malicious intent regarding the tfls database and other related information.

But, of course, millions of users greatly facilitate the way it serves information. http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/

So, if we want to create some kind of website, for example tfl, travelplanner, what are the main things we need to keep in mind.

• What architecture should we use?

• Can we create this site using ASP.NET (should be possible)?

• Is TFL an integrated website with google maps or any other GPS

Edit:

While you enter the Zip / Pin code or station name, it automatically creates a map from the source to the destination and also removes the distance.

My question is: how do they calculate the distance, do they help with maps or GPS, or create their own web service?

Answer 1

To answer the questions, follow these steps:

What architecture should we use?

You know and understand that there is more than one approach with which such a thing could be done.

Can we create this site using ASP.NET (should it)?

Could you. Similarly, you can do this as a Java servlet or PHP application. If you felt particularly perverse, you could probably get something to work in pure Javascript (but your clients may hate you)

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