I built Norway's EV charging map with Next.js and MapLibre GL JS — and hit a race condition that took me three sessions to fix

📰 Dev.to · Ayyad Anwar

Learn how to build an interactive EV charging map with Next.js and MapLibre GL JS, and troubleshoot common issues like race conditions

intermediate Published 20 May 2026
Action Steps
  1. Build an interactive map using Next.js and MapLibre GL JS
  2. Integrate EV charging station data into the map
  3. Implement route planning functionality
  4. Test and debug the application to identify race conditions
  5. Optimize the code to resolve the race condition and improve performance
Who Needs to Know This

Developers and software engineers working on geospatial applications or interactive maps can benefit from this example, as it highlights the importance of handling race conditions and optimizing performance

Key Insight

💡 Handling race conditions is crucial when building interactive maps with multiple data sources and functionalities

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