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bower can load a script from a url too, so try this bower install https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js, not sure where to put the key though

Because listing 50 groceries around is not useful

jshint has an option esversion 6 to parse this code

To do that,

try extracting the no-data-count outside the attribute and calculate it in the map-model (maybe a Semiology class will be needed) ? and simply do not display the no-data category if count is 0. In all cases

Structured somehow like this:

dataset = {
  attributes: [for now, price and grocery time],
  data : [homes array as before]
}

Each attribute should be structured somehow like this:

attribute = {
  id: [id],
  name: [name],
  type: [currency or time for now] /* determines formatting on the client */
}

Eventually, type could be 'discrete' for appartment types, indicating to the legend to use classes with distinct colors

Required since I use their APIs

https://developers.google.com/places/web-service/policies?hl=fr

The visualization rendered will depend on the visualizationKey in DisplaySheetTask. That task will allow the listing of visualization types and the selection of one. It will somehow need to offer the possible slots for a visualization type.

or FontAwesome. There are more choices

In the ETL, add a step for determining in which neighborhood each appartment ad is (and adding a field to the home object with the id of his parent neighborhood).

To do that use the dataset on 'Quartiers' on Quebec city open data portal (http://donnees.ville.quebec.qc.ca/donne_details.aspx?jdid=9). To determine which home'locations belong to which neighborhood's polygon. use turf (https://github.com/Turfjs/turf-inside)