Getting started with the Maps SDK for Android
summary
Gets a Mapbox map running in a Jetpack Compose Android app: add an access token in an XML resource, set min SDK 21, add Mapbox Maven and two Compose dependencies, then render an interactive map. Uses Mapbox Location Helper and the Standard Style Playground to pick viewport and theme, adds a circle and custom image point annotations, parses a GeoJSON assets file with three coffee shops, shows toasts on tap, and implements a working fly to recenter animation.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Session introduction
- 2:22Project setup
- 4:23Configuring Mapbox credentials
- 6:13Adding dependencies
- 8:47Adding a map
- 10:59Adjusting the viewport
- 13:41Customizing map styles
- 16:32Adding map markers
- 19:02Integrating GeoJSON data
- 21:40Creating dynamic markers
- 28:16Adding interactions
- 29:32Fly-to animations
- 33:58Wrap up and Q&A
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