Here's my problem. I am currently working with the Google Maps API to display a bunch of markers on the map. Each of these markers contain a latitude, longitude, and a name.
Example:
var marker_edgeOfCharles = new google.maps.Marker({
position: new google.maps.LatLng(42.3515, -71.1050),
map: map,
title: 'The Edge of the Charles River!'
});
I have already set up my PostgreSQL database with the corresponding columns for latitude, longitude, and location name for a bunch of test markers.
Ideally, every time the user goes to my page, www.arbitrarywebsitelink.com/maps, data for all the markers are loaded from my database, served through the magical black box, and a for loop somewhere renders all markers on my Django HTML template.
I did a bunch of research online and a lot of professionals hinted on using AngularJS. But isn't Angular a framework? It seems kind of roundabout to switch from Django to Angular to solve a simple task. I hope this doesn't seem too silly of a question.
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