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My two cents (personal opinion): there will be a lot of pain for people to migrate to the new package name, besides examples in SO, etc, and I don't see a real value in renaming (despite what's mentioned here). |
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Since the inception of the org, it has popped up from time to time if GL JS should be renamed Web or something else, because GL JS was just the inherited name. This ticket explores if there is appeal to this in the community, and what the considerations around it is. Community feedback is very welcome.
A case made for MapLibre GL / MapLibre GL JS
maplibre-gl
npm package would keep it's name in either case, and it's most similar to MapLibre GL (JS)A case made for MapLibre Web
As time goes on and Mapbox GL JS / MapLibre GL JS APIs do start to diverge, keeping the GL JS parallel going is becoming more of a source of confusion, as an identical public api and feature set is expected. By moving onto something else, and more intuitive, we stand on our own legs and take charge of our brand identity.
It's cleaner, and 1 instead of 4 syllables.
Alignment with Native and Style Spec
We tend to use Web when casually referring to this library in discussions, but also in recruitment situations or even presentations can it be found.
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