There is also the MapTiler OMT style for OpenMapTiles, which uses Vector Tiles. It is a close copy of the Standard OSM map style. It appeared at the same time as Shortbread on the osm.org website.

I agree, it's super close to the classical OSM style, but some things are missing, e.g. roads that are currently planned or in the building phase.

Yes, buildings under construction aren't there yet either. OMT is OpenSource though, so you can make a pull request: https://github.com/openmaptiles/openmaptiles

Yeah. MapTiler has much better styles in general.

You can vote for TimeMap on Product Hunt today: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/timemap

That looks great!

There is no in-built routing with MapLibre and MapTiler yet, but you can easily integrate something like openRouteService (https://openrouteservice.org/) in combination with them to get great interface/base maps/routes inexpensively.

To be clear, OpenMapTiles is kept up-to-date. The latest version was published in April: https://www.maptiler.com/news/2024/04/openstreetmap-data-pre...

I think he was referring to a freely available full planet OSM mbtiles dump, to be used with OpenMapTiles. I cannot find a reference to that in your blog post.

Ha, yes, obviously I was referring to the free mbtiles download. Maptiler is currently showing "2020 OpenStreetMap Vectors only"

Great news, nice to have choice when putting 3D maps on the web.