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Remixer for Android
Remixer for Android. Live adjustment of app variables
Remixer is a framework to iterate quickly on UI changes by allowing you to adjust UI variables without needing to rebuild (or even restart) your app. You can adjust Numbers, Colors, Booleans, and Strings. To see it in action check out the example app. If you are interested in using Remixer in another platform, you may want to check out the iOS and Javascript repos. With any of the three platforms, you can use the Remote Controller. -
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Android Image Slider
An amazing and convenient Android image slider
The Android Image Slider project is an Android UI component/library that provides a convenient, customizable image slider (carousel) for mobile apps. Instead of building a custom slider from scratch, developers can drop in this library’s slider view into their layout and configure it via XML or code to display a series of images — from local drawables, files, or remote URLs — with smooth transitions, animations, and optional indicators. This significantly simplifies development of galleries,... -
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J2EEML is a tool for modeling Enterprise Java Bean (EJB) applications and their Quality of Service (QoS) requirements. It provides support for modeling session and entity beans, remote and local interfaces, bean to bean interactions, and more.
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