Embedding Interactive Maps into Java Web App with Jmix

Embedding a map into an application has become a common task across various business domains, as it not only enhances the effectiveness of data presentation—like clearly visualizing sales regions for better market insight—but also significantly improves user experience by simplifying the navigation and search for example, for local branches or services. In this video, we show how to embed interactive maps into your web applications using the Jmix Maps add-on. We guide you through the easy steps to set up an interactive map and define its behavior using Java and and XML. 0:00 — Introduction 2:11 — What we are going to build 5:21 — How to store coordinates 12:06 — Locations 12:41 — Coordinate serialization 15:16 — Location lookup view 25:36 — Interactive Map 33:06 — Feature styling 39:11 — Useful links 🌟 Get Started with Jmix: ▶ Website – https://www.jmix.io ▶ Live demos – https://www.jmix.io/live-demo/ ▶ Docs – https://docs.jmix.io/jmix/intro.html 🤝 Connect with Us: ▶ GitHub – https://github.com/jmix-framework ▶ Slack – https://jmixplatform.slack.com/ ▶ X – https://twitter.com/jmixplatform ▶ LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/jmix-platform/ ABOUT JMIX: Jmix is an open-source Rapid Application Development (RAD) platform that integrates the robustness of Spring Boot with component-based UI of Vaadin. Jmix Studio enhances your development workflow with tools for project navigation, automated code generation, intelligent coding insights, and much more, all designed to promote best practices throughout the development lifecycle. #applicationdevelopmentplatform #rapidapplicationdevelopmentplatform #javaframework #businessprocessmanagementsystem #softwareengineering #backend #backenddeveloper #backenddevelopment #businessautomation #fullstackwebdevelopment #fullstackdevelopment #fullstackdeveloper #springboot #vaadin #intellijidea