Thanks for this really useful library!

I'm building a personal photo album website, and am using this library to display maps with up to several hundred photo markers on them. To help with the usability and responsiveness of this, it would be great to have support for clustering markers, as described here:

https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/marker-clustering

I'm willing to have a go at implementing this myself, though it'll take me a while to find time and get up to speed on it. Thought I'd create an issue first to see if you have given this any thought already.

I'm getting following build error after upgrading to Compose for Web 1.4.0

java.lang.IllegalStateException: IrPropertyPublicSymbolImpl for org.jetbrains.compose.web.dom/Style|4264866761512685317[0] is already bound: PROPERTY name:Style visibility:internal modality:FINAL [val]

If I remove dependency on this library then it builds/runs fine.

Changes made so far are in following branch https://github.com/joreilly/PeopleInSpace/tree/compose_multiplatform_1_4

• Heatmap Layer
• KML layer

Data layer is more complex, and some of these usages can use Polygons as an alternative, so I will prioritize it later.

In contrast to Android, web drawing elements are mutable, which can pose a problem in current implementations.

For instance, an editable Polyline like this:

var data: List<LatLng> by remember // ...
Polyline(
    points = data,
    editable = true,
    // ...
)

When a user edits the polyline, the original data won't change. Althought it's possible to add callbacks to onDragEnd and onMouseUp, this approach deviates from the preferred Compose way of doing things.

InfoWindow has limited properties and styling support. It's better to implement an InfoBox like this: https://github.com/googlemaps/v3-utility-library/tree/master/archive/infobox

A helpful React example: https://react-google-maps-api-docs.netlify.app/#infobox

This have to be implemented before starting #1

https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/reference/overlay-view#OverlayView

Traffic layer, Transit layer, and Bicycling layer should be given high priority for implementation.

Other layers can be implemented at a later stage.

Reference to React Google Maps, we can implement layers using the following syntax:

GoogleMap(
    // ...
) {
    BicyclingLayer(
        // ...
    )
}