Summary
In this chapter, we have applied the concepts learned in the previous chapters such as entrypoints, nominal type system, core types, operators, and statements to be able to build a web service that allows us to calculate a device's position within an area using the signal strength captured from three access points, which could be Wi-Fi routers.
This represents one of our first applications in a real-world scenario of the knowledge we've acquired so far. We also have learned how to present our Bosque programs as consumable web services and ready to be deployed to our cloud servers. You can use this acquired experience as a reference for the elaboration of your own personal projects.
In the next chapter, we will review a set of Bosque expressions, starting from the most frequent expressions in other languages, such as arguments or scoped access, until we reach the most specific Bosque expressions, such as type projection and PCode constructors.