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    Gradle Plugin Android AspectJX

    Gradle Plugin Android AspectJX

    A Android gradle plugin that effects AspectJ on Android project

    This project provides a Gradle plugin that enables AspectJ weaving for Android builds—facilitating aspect-oriented programming in your Android apps. It supports .aj aspect files, annotation-style weaving, and integration with Kotlin, Groovy, AARs, and JARs. Works within standard Android Gradle build pipelines. Available via Gradle Plugins DSL for easy integration. Simplifies AOP implementation without manual weaving configuration.
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    Weave A Design

    Weave A Design

    Show how Math can be used in our Real World (Weaving in this Example)

    ...The goal of the project is to provide students, teachers, and the general public with a free open source website that allows them to learn about the math involved in weaving and also weave designs!
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    Frodo

    Frodo

    Android Library for Logging RxJava Observables and Subscribers

    Frodo is an Android debugging library for logging RxJava Observable and Subscriber behavior directly to Logcat. It uses annotations to identify reactive methods and classes that should be instrumented. A Gradle plugin generates and weaves the required logging code only into debug builds, allowing annotations to remain safely in production source. Observable logging can report emitted values, execution time, schedulers, and lifecycle events. Configurable scopes let developers choose how much...
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