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Create an Offline Map App Without Knowing How to Code!

Are you ready to turn your mobile device into an offline map powerhouse? Imagine exploring new places with no need for data connections. With Appery.io’s Offline Map app template, you can create a fully functional map app — no coding experience required. Here’s how you can get started today. To make sure creating this app takes minimum […]

Unlock App Potential: 5 Essential, Innovative Tools for Success

As we approach the exciting innovations of 2024, mobile app development is brimming with new possibilities. Appery.io, a no-code platform, offers 5 essential app building features that can simplify your development process and bring your creative ideas to life more efficiently. Appery.io is perfect for those looking to innovate without the steep learning curve of […]

Supercharge Your Appery.io Mobile Apps: Unlock GitHub Version Control Now!

Supercharge mobile app development with GitHub Version Control and Appery.io. Discover how version control enhances collaboration. Watch our video to learn more! Are you ready to take your mobile app development to the next level? With GitHub Integration in your Appery projects, you can supercharge them like never before! Imagine being able to track changes […]

Learn How to Use the Google Map Component in an Ionic 4 App

Posted: October 10th, 2019 Author: The Appery.io Team Filed under: Ionic Tags: Geolocation, Google Maps, Ionic 4, tutorials

We have some good news for Appery.io users. Another tutorial on Ionic 4 has arrived!

You should have already seen that Appery.io offers an Ionic 4 Google Map component. In this new tutorial, follow step-by-step how to use this component in creating an Ionic 4 app with the Geolocation service to show current coordinates on a map. (Google Maps API key required.) Working with this component is easy. Simply drag it to the page, configure it via the PROPERTIES panel like any other UI component, and then use it with the Google Maps API via JavaScript.And, as a bonus, please check our new instructional video that shows how to use a Google Maps component in Ionic 4 apps here.