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This is a very helpful library to simplify usage of the Google Maps API.
Two suggestions to make this more useful :
1)Consider if RxJava is the best choice for transparent cross-platform usage. Industry seems to be leaning towards Kotlin. personally not too familiar with RxJava support on iOS, so perhaps it works fine too
2)Fully abstract the underlying Map implementation to allow seamless (i.e. config only) switching between other providers, such as MapBox (https://www.mapbox.com/) and OSM (https://www.openstreetmap.org).
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Hi mate, I'm showing the latlngs those are coming from the google directions API.
Best regards
Malik Dawar
Senior Software Engineer | Android Developer
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İstanbul, Türkiye
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Subject: Re: [malikdawar/drawroute] Feature request (#8)
why does the route path not follow through roads it cuts through buildings and at some point connects again
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This is a very helpful library to simplify usage of the Google Maps API.
Two suggestions to make this more useful :
1)Consider if RxJava is the best choice for transparent cross-platform usage. Industry seems to be leaning towards Kotlin. personally not too familiar with RxJava support on iOS, so perhaps it works fine too
2)Fully abstract the underlying Map implementation to allow seamless (i.e. config only) switching between other providers, such as MapBox (https://www.mapbox.com/) and OSM (https://www.openstreetmap.org).
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