How easy is it to draw on GoogleMaps using Compose?
summary
Google Maps Compose is now split into three libraries and the Android Map Compose 5.0.4 composable exposes markers, marker info windows, clusters group markers by distance, circles, polygons, polylines, ground overlays and tile overlays. Examples include a URL-backed tile overlay that draws the UK plus a ground overlay and markers that all render together and work, while a default circle radius bug required explicit radius and a complaint about recomposition lags when feeding lots of data (no reliable mitigation yet).
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Drawing on Google Maps with Compose
- 1:28Google Maps Compose library
- 5:03Map interactions and UI
- 5:24Drawing markers and icons
- 8:57Clustering markers
- 11:47Circles and polygons
- 15:44Polylines
- 18:14Ground overlays
- 20:47Tile overlays
- 24:40Tile overlays with URL
- 27:08Combining map elements
- 27:57Performance challenges
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