Leaflet Blog Archive
Posts on Leaflet releases and development from 2012 to 2025. New releases are announced on GitHub Releases (Atom feed).
Leaflet 2.0 Alpha released
The first alpha of v2, which brings Leaflet to modern JavaScript. …
Leaflet 1.9 released
The v1.9 release is setting the stage for the first major version bump of Leaflet since 2016! …
Leaflet 1.8 released in the middle of war
A huge release after 1.5 years, focused on bug fixes and major reliability and accessibility improvements. …
Leaflet 1.7 released
Leaflet 1.7.1 now available …
Announcing Leaflet 1.6.0
New release is out! …
Announcing Leaflet 1.5.1
Hotfix release is out! …
Announcing Leaflet 1.5.0
New release is out! …
Announcing Leaflet 1.4.0
New Year’s release is out! …
Announcing Leaflet 1.3.4
New patch release is out …
Announcing Leaflet 1.3.3
a new bugfix release …
Announcing Leaflet 1.3.2
a new bugfix release …
Announcing Leaflet 1.3.1
a new bugfix release …
Announcing Leaflet 1.3.0
a new bugfix release …
Leaflet 1.2.0 has been released
a new bugfix release …
Announcing Leaflet 1.1.0
a new version, based on ES6 modules, has been released …
Announcing Leaflet 1.0.3
Leaflet 1.0.3, a bugfix release, is out …
Announcing Leaflet 1.0.2
Leaflet 1.0.2, a bugfix release, is out …
Meet Leaflet 1.0.
Today marks the final release of Leaflet 1.0. It’s a culmination of several years of work and the fastest, most stable and polished Leaflet release ever. …
Announcing Leaflet 1.0-rc3
Leaflet 1.0 Release Candidate 3 is out …
Announcing Leaflet 1.0-rc2
Leaflet 1.0 Release Candidate 2 is out …
Announcing Leaflet 1.0-rc1
Leaflet 1.0 Release Candidate 1 ready …
Debugging touch interactions
To debug Leaflet, sometimes you need to create a new tool. …
Announcing Leaflet 1.0 beta 2
Leaflet 1.0 beta 2 released, fixing over 50 bugs over the previous beta. …
Leaflet 0.7.5 Release
Leaflet 0.7.5 released, containing bugfixes and backports. …
Announcing Leaflet 1.0 beta 1
Leaflet 1.0 beta 1 released. It’s the biggest Leaflet release ever, with tons of improvements and bugfixes. We’re starting a short beta release cycle, and need your help testing the release. …
Leaflet is Alive and Kicking, Stay Tuned for 1.0!
We’re on the finishing line of releasing Leaflet 1.0 — the biggest and greatest Leaflet release ever. Meanwhile, I’m happy to present you the new redesigned Leaflet website! …
Leaflet 0.7 Release, MapBox and Plans for Future
Leaflet 0.7 Released — with IE11 touch support, upscaling tiles and tons of other improvements and bugfixes! Meanwhile, I’ve joined the MapBox team full-time. …
Leaflet Plugin Authoring Guide
A number of best practices and tips for publishing your own perfect Leaflet plugin …
Leaflet 0.6 Released, Code Sprint in DC with MapBox
Leaflet 0.6 released — with nicer controls, better usability and tons of API improvements and various bugfixes — more than 120 changes! The first ever Leaflet Code Sprint happening in Washington, DC with the MapBox team …
Leaflet.draw 0.2 Released
Leaflet.draw 0.2 released — brings vector drawing and editing tools to your Leaflet map. …
Leaflet 0.5 Released
Leaflet 0.5 released — with IE10 touch support, retina-enabled markers, better panning inertia, new zoom control and about a hundred of other improvements and bugfixes! …
Leaflet 0.4.5 Bugfix Release and Plans for 0.5
Leaflet 0.4.5 released, containing a small but important zoom animation bugfix for upcoming Chrome 23+ (currently beta) and IE10. Work on future 0.5 release goes on! …
Leaflet.MarkerCluster 0.1 Released
Introducing Leaflet.MarkerCluster, a beautiful, fast, customizable plugin to reduce the visual clutter on crowded maps. …
Leaflet 0.4.3 and a New Tutorial
Leaflet 0.4.3 released with several bugfixes and improvements, and comes with a new tutorial on creating a colorful interactive choropleth map. …
Leaflet 0.4 Released
After 5.5 months of development with 33 contributors involved, I’m proud to announce the release of Leaflet 0.4! It comes with a simpler API and lots of great improvements, along with a major update to documentation, a plugins page and the launch of the developer blog. …