A Beginner's Guide to the Google Maps API

A Beginner's Guide to the Google Maps API

Use Google Maps to make unique and interactive applications.

Beginner

33 Lessons

1h 24min

Certificate of Completion

Use Google Maps to make unique and interactive applications.

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Course Overview

Google Maps is one of the most utilized services in the world. Its APIs are among the best available for creating interactive digital maps. There’s a wide range of use cases for maps, including ride-hailing apps, looking up new restaurants, and even checking out the traffic situation on roads. In this course, you’ll be introduced to two of Google Maps’s most utilized APIs: Embed Maps API and Maps JavaScript API. Through examples and code exercises, you will master key concepts of Google Maps development, i...Show More

What You'll Learn

Learn about the Google Maps API.

Learn how you can embed Google Maps to your webpages.

Learn to make interactive web applications using the Maps JS API.

Learn about the key maps concepts like events, controls, and map interactions.

What You'll Learn

Learn about the Google Maps API.

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