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DOI: 10.11118/978-80-7701-087-0-0331

SINGLE-PROMPT CREATION OF WEB MAP APPLICATIONS FOR TOURISM AND NATURE PROTECTION USING OGC SERVICES

Martin Zápotocký1, Radovan Pondelík1
1 ESPRIT, spol. s r.o., Pletiarska 2, 969 01 Banská Štiavnica, Slovak Republic


Generative AI tools increasingly claim that non-programmers can build interactive web maps. This study tests a single-prompt, no-iteration scenario: one identical “non-programmer” prompt was used to generate a purely client-side web mapping app consuming real OGC endpoints relevant to tourism and nature protection (hiking trails and large protected areas) from Slovak public registries. Three free-tier tools were evaluated (ChatGPT, Lovable, Replit) using (i) time-to-first-output in the tool’s native environment and (ii) a 21-item binary functional checklist after self-host deployment. ChatGPT produced the fastest first output (1 min 16 s) and the highest functional score (17/21). Replit achieved comparable core functionality (15/21) but slower first output (7 min 33 s) and added unrequested GIS usability controls (e.g., layer ordering/opacity). Lovable generated a polished prototype but lower geospatial functionality (12/21). Self-hosting Vite-based outputs required additional build/routing adjustments (~10 minutes per app). Deployed versions used for evaluation and used single-prompt are available at: https://map.iesprit.sk/promptapps/.

Klíčová slova: generative AI; non-programmer; visitor information; client-side deployment

stránky: 331-335, Publikováno: 2026, online: 2026



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