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Building a Killer Conference App with Appery.io

Mastering the art of building a conference app opens a realm of engagement and efficiency in event planning. A well-crafted app can fundamentally transform how attendees experience an event. Appery.io, known for its robust app development capabilities, offers a comprehensive platform for constructing impactful conference apps. Well, this article draws insights from a detailed video […]

Supercharge Your App: Unveil the Magic of QR & Barcode Features with Appery.io

Unlock the full potential of your app development skills with our latest video guide! Dive into the world of QR and barcode technology with Appery.io and discover how easy it is to integrate these powerful features into your mobile and web applications. Our step-by-step tutorial will walk you through the process of creating, scanning, and […]

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 […]

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.