Bro... I'm developing a Python based web app library in which a lot of the backend (basically all) I need to do is event handles like grab x corners on the viewing window and load geojsons dynamically turning them on or off based on a JSON files block points. If a blocks area occupies a certain percentage of the viewing window turn on all the geojson features that lie within that block. (the geohashs would be passed into each geojson element as well.

The only other big piece of js I'd need would be the handles for the pop up boxes, the geosons contain all the properties I'd like to load up in each pop up box. Basically I compile the HTML at runetime its a bit hackish at the moment but it can display/manipulate lines, points, blocks, and polygons in Pure Python.

So I need something that can: * turn the GeoJSONs on and off dynamically (I already have all but the dynamic part written in JS) * load the popup features contained in a geojson based on a click

I've hacked out this yesterday, just to get a feel how an ETL like geoservice could work (I felt a little bit like god manipulating data and developing algorithms so easy) and was trying to develop a plan of attack for the JS. Can this do the job you think? Essentially once the geojsons are compiled in Python I'm done with specialized Python modules. (I think)

Here is a quick 10 second video that basically describes what I have at this point. Have you ever worked on the front end of geoservice like app? We could really scare the shit out of some of these mapping services if we could put it on say a spark or asynch stack.

These seems like it could possibly be exactly what I need right now, do you think it could be?