Google Map demo

Minimal demo showing how to display Freebase data in Google Maps.This data for this app is loaded from a static .js file rather than dynamically from Freebase. Developing your query in the Query Editor and then copy/pasting the data is a good way to build a skeleton app.Exercise for the reader:Make a popup window appear when you click on a marker

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