thank you Dr.Molle, if I can improve it a bit, in my case a $timeout without delay do the job perfectly (as it gonna wait until the end of the $digest cycle)

$timeout(function () {
    // in my case
    initializeMap();
    // OR this case:
    google.maps.event.trigger(map, 'resize');                      
}, 1000);

thank you Dr.Molle, if I can improve it a bit, in my case a $timeout without delay do the job perfectly (as it gonna wait until the end of the $digest cycle)

$timeout(function () {
    // in my case
    initializeMap();
    // OR this case:
    google.maps.event.trigger(map, 'resize');                      
}, 1000); // with or without delay

thank you Dr.Molle, if I can improve it a bit, in my case a $timeout without delay do the job perfectly (as it gonna wait until the end of the $digest cycle)

$timeout(function () {
    // in my case
    initializeMap();
    // OR this case:
    google.maps.event.trigger(map, 'resize');                      
});

thank you Dr.Molle, if I can improve it a bit, in my case a $timeout without delay do the job perfectly (as it gonna wait until the end of the $digest cycle)

$timeout(function () {
    // in my case
    initializeMap();
    // OR this case:
    google.maps.event.trigger(map, 'resize');                      
}, 1000);