Build your own ridesharing app with
summary
Shows how to assemble a working rideshare app using the Mapbox Android SDK, with demos on Google Play and open source repos. Implements animated vehicle markers as Android views, offline maps via vector tiles, address autocomplete, center-of-screen pickup pins, server or local map matching that can resolve lane-level traces, GPS simplification and a Kalman filter for gaps, and route math via Turf Java. Claims a free plan up to 50,000 MAU and demonstrates smooth, performant animations and accurate reconstructed routes.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 12:42Animate, Rotate, Customize
- 15:05Autocomplete addresses
- 17:05Location Picker
- 19:51Follow Route (and detect Off-Route)
- 21:39Map Matching
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