I'm pleased to announce that I have made the first public release of
the jMaps3 API.

This version represents a lot of learning for me, and I'm pleased to
say that it is becoming a lot more stable and fun to play with.  To
mark this new release, I have already started working on API documents
and demos.  I'm not releasing this version yet to the public trunk
repository on sharesource, instead this version will be hosted on my
own repo until it is more stable and I can merge into the trunk.

The new version is available from http://hg.digitalspaghetti.me.uk/jmaps

The new API isn't too different, you'll just need to change a few
things in your code.  Where before you called a function like so:

$('#map').addMarker({...})

You now call it like this:

$('#map').jmap('addMarker',{...});

To initialise a map, it is still only $('#map').jmap() you need.

This new version also has some new functionality and some bug fixes to
others, but it's not all there yet. Below are a list of URL's you can
see some basic demos and docs forming. I hope to get a good amount of
time tonight and tomorrow to make a real push on this.

Demos:
http://hg.digitalspaghetti.me.uk/jmaps/raw-file/86e510b80ee2/demos/1-Basic_Map.html
http://hg.digitalspaghetti.me.uk/jmaps/raw-file/86e510b80ee2/demos/2-Add_Markers.html
http://hg.digitalspaghetti.me.uk/jmaps/raw-file/86e510b80ee2/demos/3-Add_Ground_Overlay.html

API Docs
http://hg.digitalspaghetti.me.uk/jmaps/raw-file/86e510b80ee2/docs/index.html

As you can see in the API docs, I've only got to Screen Overlay, so
still a lot to go.  Some of the delay came because I built the
addScreenOverlay functionality to "brand" the map with the jMaps logo
(don't worry, you can switch it off).

Feedback is of course always welcome, and please feel free to submit
any bugs - this weekend is going to be the best time to catch me!