I Built A Low-Code App To Monitor Crowds During the COVID-19 Outbreak

Written by edoStryke | Published 2020/04/16
Tech Story Tags: stryke | covid-19 | heatmap | google-maps | javascript | cloud-based-apps | low-code | hackernoon-top-story

TLDR I Built A Low-Code App To Monitor Crowds During the COVID-19 Outbreak. I Built a low-code app to monitor crowds using Stryke and Glitch. The app will create an app that displays the journeys people took over a specific period of time on a heatmap. The information is entered anonymously by users through a form (or an API call) where they just need to provide the start and destination of their journeys. A publicly accessible heatmap could guide people in choosing their routes or places to go to (example: preferring one shop to another)via the TL;DR App
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Written by edoStryke | Software engineer. Co-founder and CEO @ www.stryke.io
Published by HackerNoon on 2020/04/16
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