@allenhwkim We currently lazy load the maps api in our application independently of NgMap (we use an almost identical approach to your GoogleMapsApi service). In order to share the instance of $window.google with NgMap, we fetch the instance in our controller and use ng-if to render the map directive once ready. This works fine, but when we use custom-markers, it throws an error saying google is not defined. Please help.
@allenhwkim We currently lazy load the maps api in our application independently of NgMap (we use an almost identical approach to your GoogleMapsApi service). In order to share the instance of $window.google with NgMap, we fetch the instance in our controller and use ng-if to render the map directive once ready. This works fine, but when we use custom-markers, it throws an error saying google is not defined. Please help.