Complete Guide for Leaflet JS : Beginner to Expert
What you'll learn
- Create easily an interactive map using leaflet
- Understand some useful concept for mapping and geospatial
- Extend your application by using hundreds of plugins
- Understand the architecture and documentation of Leaflet
Requirements
- Basic knowledge in Javascript
Description
Leaflet is the easiest and powerful JavaScript library for creating any interactive Map you want.
It's free and has a very active community, with hundred of plugins.
I worked on GPS Tracking system and had to deal with maps by making it very interactive. In the beginning I used Google Maps API, but when I faced an incident due to external factors, my whole system were broken. Here how I discovered Leaflet, and since that day I always used it and were never limited by its possibilities.
In this course you will learn how to use this powerful library and create any interaction map application you need with no limitation.
I designed this course by first explaining some theory that is very required to understand deeply how things are working (Map projection, GPS Coordinates,...).
Then you will learn by doing, see concrete examples and practicing with some tests.
Also you’ll discover plugins and learn how to use them.
Finally, the particularity of this course, is that I explain you the architecture of the library and I teach you how to easily use the documentation, so that you can custom your app however you want.
Enroll now and become the expert!
Who this course is for:
- Curious about interactive Maps
- You want to create any Map based application
- You want to create a GPS tracking frontend
- You want to create a GIS application
Instructor
My name is Soufiane, I'm a Senior Software Engineer with more than 9 years of experience.
Teaching in a clear and simple way, was always my thing.
My first 4 years of my career was focused on GPS Tracking system. I've built a system from scratch and make it work for thousands of vehicles. I've worked with multiple technologies in both frontend and backend, depending on the need.
After that, I moved to another field, involved on multiple interesting projects with new technologies.