It's late, you're extremly tired. You've been keeping your eyes open with the last of your willpower... but willpower can only take you so far. You need to find a place where you can rest your weary eyes, but the brain is already running on fumes, begging for the sweet release of sleep. In a desperate situation like this, you wish to yourself,
--"I wish there was an app that could let me know where I've slept before, with great features like adding reviews and comments to each marker, a button to see my current location, with non-intrusive UI and a beautiful night-mode"--
Well look no further! Here is the Google Maps App you've been waiting for:
TIRED NOMADS 🚗🚙🚚💤
A map application to mark where you've slept during a road-trip past or present. Using React, React-Google-Maps, Google-Maps-API (Maps Javascript, Places, Geocoding, Distance-Matrix), Places-Autocomplete, Geocode, and Combo box. Using firestore as backend for user-authentication and storing data, allowing users personalized maps with the ability to leave reviews, comments, and good ol' memories :^)
Website: https://www.tirednomads.com/
If you download this project for yourself, be aware that you will be unable to utilize the data storage with Firebase or Google Maps API unless you use you're own. Here are some links to get you started, they're free to use!
Firebase: https://firebase.google.com/
Google Maps API: https://developers.google.com/maps
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