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Hover
A floating menu library for Android
Hover is an open source floating menu framework for Android, developed by Nest Labs (a Google company), designed to help developers integrate interactive, persistent floating menus into their mobile applications. It provides a complete out-of-the-box implementation for overlay menus that can expand, collapse, and dynamically update content without disrupting the main user interface. Hover’s architecture allows developers to easily customize behavior and appearance by extending its base... -
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BottomSheet
Android component which presents a dismissible view
BottomSheet is an Android component which presents a dismissible view from the bottom of the screen. BottomSheet can be a useful replacement for dialogs and menus but can hold any view so the use cases are endless. This repository includes the BottomSheet component itself but also includes a set of common view components presented in a bottom sheet. These are located in the commons module. The IntentPickerSheetView component presents an intent chooser in the form of a BottomSheet view. Give... -
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BottomDialogs
An Android library that shows a customizable Material-based bottom
Android Library that shows a customizable Material-based bottom sheet. -
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Material Design Dimens
Default colors and dimens per Material Design guidelines and Android
Default colors and dimens per Material Design guidelines and Android Design guidelines inside one library. -
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MaterialTextField
A different beautiful Floating Edit Text
A different beautiful Floating Edit Text. -
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Material Spinner
A spinner view for Android
A spinner view for Android. -
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Grafika
Grafika test app
Welcome to Grafika, a dumping ground for Android graphics & media hacks. A collection of hacks exercising graphics features. An SDK app, developed for API 18 (Android 4.3). While some of the code may work with older versions of Android, some sporatic work is done to support them. Open source (Apache 2 license), copyright by Google. So you can use the code according to the terms of the license, A perpetual work-in-progress. It's updated whenever the need arises. To some extent, Grafika can be... -
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LollipopShowcase
A simple app to showcase Androids Material Design
LollipopShowcase is an Android sample application created to demonstrate Material Design patterns introduced around Android Lollipop. It brings together common UI components and interaction behaviors so developers can see how they work in a complete app rather than isolated snippets. The project showcases elements such as Toolbar, RecyclerView, CardView, Snackbar, Floating Action Button, CoordinatorLayout, DrawerLayout, and ActionBarDrawerToggle. It also includes animations, ripple effects,... -
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android-cube-app
Reference application built on top of the cube-sdk framework
android-cube-app is a demonstration and reference application built on top of the cube-sdk framework, showcasing how its components can be combined to create a fully functional Android app. It serves as both a learning resource and a practical example for developers who want to understand how to structure applications using cube-sdk modules. The project includes implementations of UI components, networking layers, and data handling patterns that illustrate best practices in Android... -
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LibBWEntrainment
Extensible Brainwave Entrainment library for Java
LibBWEntrainment is a Free and Open Source Brainwave Entrainment Library for Java. *** It is not a standalone application. *** The library is very flexible, allowing different types of renderers (isochronic, binaural, ...) as well as multiple output devices (speakers, file, socket or even screen), and it can easily be ported to other languages because it doesn't use any proprietary Java feature. Current features: -Javadoc and examples -Extremely lightweight, yet flexible -Easy to use -XML Presets -Multiple Entrainment Tracks -Looping -Isochronic rendering -Output to PC and Android -Output to MP3/FLAC/Wav file -Output to raw Stream Compared to my old LibBinaural, this is twice as fast and much more flexible. ... -
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Card Library
Android Library to build a UI Card
Card Library provides an easy way to display a UI Card using the Official Google CardView in your Android app. Before using this library I recommend that you check out the new Google Material Guidelines. Don't over cardify your UI. Sample application, the demo is a showcase of the functionality of the library. Extras application, the demo-extras contains some examples of integration with other libraries. See the Card Library Guide to know all card library features and all customizations. The... -
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LiquidFun
2D physics engine for games
LiquidFun is a 2D rigid-body and fluid simulation C++ library for games based upon Box2D. It provides support for procedural animation of physical bodies to make objects move and interact in realistic ways. You can write LiquidFun code in C++, Java, or JavaScript. LiquidFun is an extension of Box2D. It adds a particle based fluid and soft body simulation to the rigid body functionality of Box2D. LiquidFun can be built for many different systems, including Android, iOS, Windows, OS X, Linux,...
