
Master the Google Maps JavaScript API (Places, Geocoding, Directions) with clear, step-by-step Vue.js projects
Google Maps API & Vue JS: Build 3 Location-Based Web Apps
InstructorRaja Tamil | 35,000+ Students
Master the Google Maps JavaScript API (Places, Geocoding, Directions) with clear, step-by-step Vue.js projects
InstructorRaja Tamil | 35,000+ StudentsComidoc has tracked 3 coupons for this course since 2025, last checked 9 months, 6 days ago. On average, a new coupon appears roughly every 123 days.
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This screenshot shows a web application interface that lists nearby restaurants alongside an interactive map with location markers and detailed popups.
This screenshot displays a distance calculator web application featuring a map view with a plotted green route and a sidebar showing calculated travel metrics.
This screen capture shows the source code for a Vue Router configuration file, demonstrating how to import necessary modules and define application routes.
This slide clarifies the target audience for the course: developers new to Vue.js or Google Maps API but familiar with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript basics.
The curriculum uses three specific application builds to demonstrate the Google Maps API, including Geocoding, Places, and Directions services.
Instruction includes setting up projects using Vue JS 3 and Vite, alongside Firebase/Cloud Firestore for data persistence.
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One signal suggests the instruction can feel rushed, resembling a follow-along tutorial rather than a deep conceptual dive into Vue.js. This signal predates the displayed course update; the update may have addressed it, but the update label does not prove that it was corrected.
The curriculum aligns with the target of building location-based apps, though it serves different levels of Vue.js expertise.