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Mastering Google Maps for Backend Developers

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Hands-on Google Maps Backend with Java & Spring Boot: Geocoding, Geometry, Routing, Matrix, Places API, Static Maps
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Created by Infiproton Tech
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What you'll learn

  • Use Java & Spring Boot to build backend APIs for geocoding, routing, ETAs, Places, and static maps.
  • Apply spatial logic to validate service areas and find the nearest drivers or warehouses.
  • Compute routes and ETAs using Routes and Route Matrix APIs for real delivery workflows.
  • Design scalable backend mapping features used in logistics and location-based systems.
This course includes:
5.5 total hours on-demand video
17 articles
3 downloadable resources
62 lessons
Full lifetime access
Access on mobile and TV
Certificate of completion
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Course content

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of Java
  • Familiarity with Spring Boot fundamentals
  • Ability to work with REST APIs
  • No prior Google Maps experience required

Description

Master the backend side of Google Maps using Java and Spring Boot — and build real logistics, delivery, and location-intelligence systems the way industry apps do.

In this hands-on course, you’ll learn how to integrate Google Maps Web Services directly into your backend, without relying on any frontend map widgets. Every lesson is designed around real delivery and logistics use-cases, such as validating customer addresses, computing routes and ETAs, finding the nearest warehouse or driver, discovering restaurants, and generating map snapshots.

Includes free 90-day access to IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate for a professional development experience.

By the end, you’ll be able to design and build production-ready mapping APIs that power modern backend systems.

What You Will Build

Throughout the course, you will implement a complete set of Google Maps features including:

> Forward Geocoding

Convert messy human addresses into clean GPS coordinates for routing and ETAs.

> Reverse Geocoding

Turn GPS coordinates into readable addresses for tracking and delivery workflows.

> Geometry & Spatial Logic

Calculate distances, check service areas, find nearest resources, and build a spatial decision engine.

> Routes API (Compute Routes)

Generate road-accurate routes, distances, ETAs, step-by-step navigation, and multi-stop paths.

> Route Matrix (Distance Matrix)

Compare multiple drivers or warehouses and pick the fastest option automatically.

> Places API (Backend Discovery)

Search restaurants, fetch business details, and integrate place data into checkout flows.

> Static Maps API

Generate backend-only map images with markers, routes, and location snapshots.

Why This Course Is Different

This is not a frontend Google Maps tutorial.
This course focuses entirely on backend development, where Maps APIs are used for:

  • Delivery logic

  • ETAs and dispatch systems

  • Location validation

  • Driver and warehouse matching

  • Marketplace restaurant discovery

  • Automated route planning

  • Backend snapshot generation

All examples use pure Java + Spring Boot, following clean architecture and production-style patterns.

Who This Course Is For

This course is perfect for:

  • Backend developers who want to integrate Google Maps into real systems

  • Java / Spring Boot developers looking to build location-aware applications

  • Engineers working on delivery, logistics, or marketplace platforms

  • Anyone building routing, ETAs, restaurant search, or geospatial features

No prior Maps experience is needed — everything is explained step-by-step.

Technologies You’ll Use

  • Java 17

  • Spring Boot

  • Google Maps Web Services (Geocoding, Routing, Matrix, Places, Static Maps)

  • REST APIs

  • Professional backend design patterns

By the End of the Course, You Will Be Able To:

  • Build backend APIs for geocoding, routing, ETAs, and place discovery

  • Validate service areas using geometry and spatial logic

  • Rank drivers and warehouses using distance/ETA matrices

  • Generate static map snapshots purely from the backend

  • Combine multiple Maps APIs into full delivery workflows

  • Design clean, scalable Spring Boot services around Google Maps

Who this course is for:

  • Backend developers working with Java or Spring Boot
  • Developers who want to integrate Google Maps into real backend workflows
  • Engineers building delivery, logistics, or location-based systems
  • Anyone interested in geocoding, routing, ETAs, and Places APIs from the backend
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