Hi Bryce, thanks for making this video. I followed your instructions and changed the JSON data file and made my own map. It worked really well, thanks again. One question, how do I export the code from visual studio to my website? Thanks in advanced.
This helped me a lot, thank You so very much! Unfortunately due to some updates to Postgres, the SSL-part in database/index.js caused problems when uploading to heroku (the app didn't work). I worked around it by changing the "ssl: SSL" line to "ssl: SSL ? { SSL, rejectUnauthorized: false } : SSL". Hope this helps other people who might run into he same problem.
I got the password auth error at 19:50 and ended up fixed it by doing this. If you go to where you installed PostgreSQL and you'll find a file inside "data" called "pg_hba.conf" CTRL+F to "# TYPE DATABASE USER ADDRESS METHOD" you should change all the methods from their current to "trust"
Hey, very cool demo - and quite well explained indeed !! ( Even though without stopping it here and there I would be lost... You said you do this for the past 3 yrs - but even though..... I wish I had the overall programming grasp as you have.... Thumbs up big time! ) Thanks for the tutorial !!!
Thanks for this in-depth look into the Google Maps API. Excellent information and workflow. You definitely deserve more than 872 subscribers. Maybe remind people to subscribe and hit notifications more often. I've seen that the channels which grow quickly like Mat Watson at Carwow are not afraid to ask their listeners for their support. Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much. The only thing I personally didn’t like was the mouse clicks sound. I consider the red circle around when clicking is enough to know you clicked.
Hey everyone! Our sincerest apologies for any mic interference in the recording, there was a hardware issue that was discovered after the fact... Please try turning down your volume or even muting during the rough patches, the audio does improve later on. Enjoy the project and thank you for your time!
Hey everyone! Our sincerest apologies for any mic interference in the recording, there was a hardware issue that was discovered after the fact... Please try turning down your volume or even muting during the rough patches, the audio does improve later on. Enjoy the project and thank you for your time!
Hey everyone! Our sincerest apologies for the mic interference in the first few minutes of the tutorial, there was a hardware issue that was discovered after the fact... Please try turning down your volume or even muting during the rough patches, the audio does improve later on. Enjoy the project and thank you for your time!
Thanks Bryce. These are great videos! I follow the videos to deploy the app in heroku in the past few days, and I find some error happened in deploying the application, which is `Error: self signed certificate`, then after I did some research, I find that the `pg` dependency version matters, if I use version `"pg": "^7.4.3"`, everything works well. But I use the latest version `"pg": "^8.3.0"`, the error happens. Hope this will help anyone who is following these videos. Again, greate videos and hard work, I enjoy the tutorial and hope you stay safe and healthy!
Great tutorial on react and node. Keep casting bro. Check my 5 hours tutorial on React and Node at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Fy9SdZLBTOo.html
4 hours in,,,stilll trying to find the api key in the google platform!!!! , thats why iam here. good you said about the cost side of things,,,pity google offer no idea of how many map user hits, $200 translates to... i didnt get the api key when set up a project... now cant find a tab anywhere with the api key in it.... wtf lol
Hey, i'm using google api along with a covid-19 statistic api for a project of mine and im trying to restrict the autocomplete to only show countries. I am not sure how to do that.
After watching 20 minutes of this video I'm pretty sure I'm asking a pretty elementary question for this audience (developers), but I can't for the life of me find a plain English answer anywhere... What are google map APIs and why would I need it? *Context, this rabbit hole started about a week ago. I was looking for programs to use that can easily integrate a virtual tour using 360 photospheres into google maps (tiered one-time purchase depending on how much they want done). I want to avoid subscription models (as a consumer who absolutely despises pay-to-play subscription models, the last thing I want to do is start charging people subscription fees, which would be the case with APIs it would seem). The best solution that I have found has been to use Kuula for the affordable pricing option on the virtual tours and to use panoskin for the slightly less affordable option to get large virtual tours onto google maps. I'd love a software that can easily handle both to avoid problems down the road with tours listed in multiple locations. I really don't want to use google street view on the phone to create large scale tours with +20 images in them, because doing everything on the phone just annoys me. If anyone is aware of an affordable software solution that does both (the virtual tour and google maps integration without API keys, I'd be incredibly grateful. The few that I have found that seem to allow you to upload the tour straight into the google server all seem to require a Google API key (which involves the credit card). I'm trying to figure out if there are solutions that exist, that are affordable, without involving the API keys (and I think that understanding what they are and why they are used will help in the pursuit).
REQUEST DEPRECATED. Request has been deprecated starting from Feb 11th 2020 so this won't work anymore. github.com/request/request#deprecated There are other libraries to replace request,I picked Axios. github.com/axios/axios I needed to change a little something to make it work: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- server/models/weather.js: const axios = require('axios'); const API_KEY = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'; class Weather { static retrieveByCity (city, callback) { axios({ url: `api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q=${city}&APPID=${API_KEY}&units=metric` }).then(function (res) { callback(res.data); }).catch(function (err) { console.log(err); callback({ error: 'Could not reach OpenWeatherMap API.'}); }); } } module.exports = Weather; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- server/api/weather.js: var express = require('express'); var Weather = require('../models/weather'); var router = express.Router(); router.get('/:city', function(req, res) { var city = req.params.city; Weather.retrieveByCity(city, function (err, weather) { if (err) return res.json(err); return res(weather.data); }); }); module.exports = router;
Super comprehensive and well made video. Plus the timestamps are super helpful for referring back to this when doing my work. If you're still making tutorials, you should make one that shows how to create buttons that will turn markers/routes/polygons on and off.
