Building Web GIS Apps with Java Spring Boot MVC and Leaflet

In this course, you will learn how to build web GIS apps with Java Spring Boot MVC and Leaflet. We’ll be making a Full-stack MVC Web App with the Java Spring Tool Suite. The goal of this course and many more to come is to learn how to make geospatial analytics and turn it into a working application.

It’s our use case. We’ll be looking at residential water consumption data, and we’ll be using data processing techniques to get and load the data into our database. The data will be used to build our Java Spring Boot Web Map Application after we process and clean it.

A PostgreSQL and PostGIS database will help us run our app. When we build the front-end, we’ll use Thymeleaf and JavaScript. We’ll also use Leaflet and Ajax. Java Spring Boot MVC will be used on the server-side, and we’ll also be using libraries like Hibernate-Spatial, commons-CSV, and JPA to help us transform and convert our data on the fly. When we work on the computer, we will use Windows 10 and Server 2016.

Some skills you can expect to learn after taking the course are the following:

• You will learn how to make a database with Postgresql and PostGIS.
• You will learn how to use Chart.js to make charts.
• Learn how to make Web Maps with Leaflet.js
• During this class, you will learn how to make REST API Endpoints.
• You will learn how to write JavaScript code.
• You will learn how to build Web Applications using the Java Spring Boot MVC framework.