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DESCRIPTION:OpenStreetMap is one of the richest databases in the world. sta
 te of the map\n\nwhenever it comes to creating a vector base map\, we all 
 run into the same wall: the daunting complexity of MapLibre/Mapbox GL styl
 e files. The result? We tend to fall back on "off-the-shelf" styles or min
 or variations\, smoothing over the semantic richness of the underlying dat
 a.\n\nAs a GIS engineer at Tesmo Maps / SNCF Connect\, I had to rethink my
  methods to stop being held back by my tools. In this talk\, I share my ha
 nds-on experience building an industrial-grade workflow to regain full con
 trol over map rendering:\n\n- **Style-as-Code:** Why and how I moved away 
 from visual editors (such as Maputnik) to work directly with JSON in a tex
 t editor.\n- **The "Live Edit" workflow:** A walkthrough of my toolstack 
 — simple\, reproducible\, and built entirely on open-source components.\
 n- **The Design/OSM translator:** My method for collaborating with designe
 rs who have no background in geography or the OSM data model\, and turning
  their creative intentions into complex technical filters.\n\nThe goal is 
 to show that anyone can build and maintain a large number of fully custom 
 styles.
DTSTAMP:20260609T184741Z
LOCATION:Martinique
SUMMARY:Style-as-Code: Moving Beyond "Off-the-Shelf" to Unlock the Full Ric
 hness of OSM Data - paul goullencourt
URL:https://pretalx.com/sotm2026/talk/PKETRT/
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