Build interactive, location-based web apps using the Google Maps JavaScript API. Learn by doing — display maps, search places, get directions, use GeoJSON, show real-time weather, and more!

What You’ll Learn:

Whether you’re building a location-based product, a business finder, or a data-driven dashboard — this course will guide you step-by-step in integrating the Google Maps JavaScript API into your projects.

In this practical, hands-on course, you’ll learn how to:

• Embed interactive Google Maps into your website

• Add custom markers and overlays

• Display real-time weather data on the map using external APIs

• Load GeoJSON files to visualize regions, zones, or country borders

• Use Marker Clustering for maps with many points

• Add search functionality using the Places API

• Display detailed information like name, photos, and ratings for places

• Perform Nearby Searches (e.g., cafes, ATMs)

• Show directions and routes with multiple stops and travel modes

• Convert addresses to coordinates and vice versa using the Geocoding API

You’ll work with real-world features used in modern web apps, all with clean, easy-to-follow code.

Who This Course Is For

This course is designed for:

• Web developers who want to integrate interactive maps into their apps

• Frontend developers building dashboards, delivery maps, or store locators

• Beginners exploring APIs and map-based features

• Anyone who wants to learn location-based development hands-on

What You Should Know Before Taking This Course

You don’t need to be an expert — but you should know:

• The basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

• How to edit simple web pages using a code editor (like VS Code)

• Optional: some familiarity with using APIs or JavaScript libraries

This is not a beginner coding course, but everything related to Google Maps is taught clearly, step-by-step.

What’s Included in This Course

The course includes 6 structured modules that cover Google Maps API essentials and real-world use cases:

Module 1: Core Map Concepts

• Set up your API key and initialize maps

• Understand map types, zoom, center, and controls

• Work with coordinates and map styling

Module 2: Map Events & Overlays

• Handle map events like click, drag, and zoom

• Add custom markers, icons, and InfoWindows

• Use overlays to show additional visual layers

Module 3: Dynamic Maps & External Data

• Display real-time weather info from external APIs

• Integrate GeoJSON to draw country borders or custom zones

• Use Marker Clustering to manage large sets of markers efficiently

• Show contextual data using overlays and InfoWindows

Module 4: Places API Integration

• Add Autocomplete for place search

• Fetch and display place details, ratings, photos

• Use Nearby Search and filter by place type (e.g., cafes, hospitals)

Module 5: Directions & Routing

• Calculate and show directions between points

• Customize routes with travel modes and waypoints

• Create interactive, draggable route maps for better UX

Module 6: Geocoding & Reverse Geocoding

• Convert an address into latitude/longitude coordinates using the Geocoding API 

• Interpret coordinates to get human-readable addresses (reverse geocoding) 

• Handle geocoding results and errors gracefully in your app 

• Batch geocode multiple locations for scalable data processing

Why Take This Course?

• Real-world focus: No fluff — just practical coding with useful features

• Project-ready code: Use what you learn directly in your apps

• Learn by doing: Build real features step-by-step, not just theory

By the end of this course, you’ll be confident in using the Google Maps JavaScript API to create modern, map-based web applications with features like GeoJSON, weather overlays, place search, clustering, and convert clear addresses into map coordinates and retrieve location names programmatically using the Geocoding API—ideal for address-driven features and bulk geocoding.

Let’s Get Started!

Join now and start building interactive map features with Google Maps API — one project at a time.

Who this course is for:

• Web developers who want to add interactive maps to their projects
• Frontend developers building dashboards, delivery zones, or local search tools
• Students and hobbyists curious about location-based apps
• Anyone who wants to learn Google Maps API through hands-on, real-world examples