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Michael Miller Courses
Introduction to web programming for GIS applications
4.6 (1,594 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 14.7h- 2019
$10.99
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Introduction to Spatial Databases with PostGIS and QGIS 3
4.4 (1,361 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 12.7h
- 2020
$10.99
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Display and analyze GIS data on the web with Leaflet
4.6 (848 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 13.7h
- 2019
$11.99
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Most Recent Review
Great to get the skeleton for full stack development of coding in HTML, CSS, JS, SQL. A lot of syntax needs to be updated. I had to look up current JS functionality to in order to get the webmap to work (good for real world practice). If you want minimum effort on your end and have a completely finished project would recommend a different course (if he hasn't updated this one). The backend information was a plus a thoroughly appreciated that aspect of the course.
- Review by Gershom Ejoni on Introduction to web programming for GIS applications
Instructor Bio
I have been programming and working with database applications for over 30 years, and specializing in geospatial applications for over 20 years. I am a believer in the 80/20 pareto principle which suggests that you only need to understand 20% of a subject in order to do 80% of your work. My goal in all my courses is to teach at the level of that 20% sweet spot and to provide my students with the background and the tools they need to learn the rest of what they need on their own.
