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MaterialRatingBar
Material Design RatingBar with better appearance
Material Design RatingBar with better appearance, compatible with Android 3.0+. -
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MaterialScrollBar
An Android library that brings the Material Design 5.1 sidebar
An Android library that brings the Material Design 5.1 scrollbar to pre-5.1 devices. Designed for Android's recyclerView. -
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MaterialStepperView
Material Design Components for Android
Material Design Components for Android. -
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MaterialTextField
A different beautiful Floating Edit Text
A different beautiful Floating Edit Text. -
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MaterialViewPager
A Material Design ViewPager easy to use library
The MaterialViewPager project is an Android library that simplifies building a “ViewPager + material-design header” interface: basically, you get a scrolling interface where pages are swipable and a header at the top — often with an image — that can animate (e.g. Ken Burns effect) or behave according to scroll, giving a polished “material-design + parallax / dynamic header” UI out of the box. It abstracts away the boilerplate associated with combining a ViewPager + PagerAdapter + header + toolbar + tabstrip — so instead of wiring all that manually, you drop in a single custom view in your layout and configure with XML attributes (header height, header image or logo, colors, fade, etc). The library supports customizing header appearance (static or animated), logos, toolbar behavior when you scroll, and integrates with Android’s view hierarchy (tabs, recycler views). -
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Medusa Kotlin
Android fragment stack controller
Fragment manager for your Single Activity - Multi Fragment app. Medusa is smart enough to handle fragment attachment/detachment or hiding/showing fragments. No more memory handling. No more fragment stack logic. Single activity and Multi Fragment structure is a new trend and reasonable to choose. Most of the popular apps like Instagram, YouTube, Spotify, etc. use a Single Activity with a bottom bar and control multiple fragments in that single activity. It was always hard to manage fragment managers in our application. We are using a bottom bar and the user has his history in every bottom bar tab. For instance, In the Home tab, the user can go 4-5 fragments deep in the Home tab. Then user switches to another tab and goes 3-4 fragments in that tab too. It is not confusing anymore. Medusa keeps track of the fragment history of every tab and you only call start, and goBack to navigate your fragments. -
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Mermaid.js to SVG Converter
Visualize the diagrams of your projects
While coding with AI assist, I noticed bigger projects need something more rigid as context so the AI coder doesn't stray away when I try to add new features. You know, to keeps its memory fresh and not change the stuff that already works. The trick is to ask the AI to write a diagram in Mermaid.js format that solidifies the structure of the project and then use that as context to keep the AI reminded at all times what the project is as a whole. This will prevent it from changing things its not supposed to change. This standalone offline web app will convert that mermaid.js code into a visual SVG image so that YOU as a human will be able to understand what the AI think about the structure of your projects so you can see it and fix any misconceptions until the diagram is correct for your project. (Source code is included in the html itself. Open it in a web browser to use.) -
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Midnight.js
Switch your nav's design on the fly
A jQuery plugin that switches between multiple header designs as you scroll, so you always have a header that looks great with the content below it. Create your fixed nav (or header) as you typically would. Create your fixed nav (or header) as you typically would. You can use whatever markup suits you, just make sure the header works well with position:fixed. After that, take any sections of your page that need a different nav and add data-midnight="your-class" to it, where .your-class is the class you are going to use to style that header. If you don't use the property or just leave it blank, the .default class will be used for that section. You can style it in your CSS using the class .midnightHeader.your-class. Use whatever CSS or markup you like for each one. They will be switched automatically when necessary. To make everything work, just load midnight (and jQuery) and initialize it. We take care of the rest. -
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Morphing Material Dialogs
An android kotlin UI library for building beautiful animations
An android kotlin UI library for building beautiful animations for converting a floating action button into a material dialog. -
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MyAndroidBlog
Android Programming Blog.
Hello, welcome to my Android Programming Blog. We are going to develop an example application with several functionalities to learn about this incredible platform... enjoy!!! This blog is dedicated to: - My cousin Esther Tejada R.I.P. and her premature daughter. - My best friend Rocio Sancho. - My mother Sensi. -
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NativeScript-FloatingActionButton
Material Design Floating Action Button in NativeScript apps
The nativescript-floatingactionbutton plugin provides a Material Design Floating Action Button (FAB) for NativeScript applications, offering a prominent action button that floats above the UI and encourages user interaction. -
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Nice Spinner
A nice spinner for Android
NiceSpinner is a re-implementation of the default Android spinner, with a nice arrow animation and a different way to display its content. It follows the material design guidelines, and it is compatible starting from Api 14. -
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Nof Angular
An Angular version of the Nof color palette generator.
An Angular version of the Nof color palette generator. GitHub repository: https://github.com/Northstrix/nof-angular Link: https://nof-angular.netlify.app/ -
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Notify Android
Simplified notification construction and delivery for Android
Simplified notification construction for Android. Notify is a Fluent API for Android notifications which lets you build notifications without worrying how they'll look across devices or API versions. You can bring deterministic notifications to your Android projects with clarity & ease so you can finally stop fighting Developer documentation and get back to dev work that really matters. Notify (pre-)releases are available via JitPack. It is recommended that a specific release version is selected when using the library in production as there may be breaking changes at any time. -
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Notzz App
Note-Taking App built to demonstrate the use of Modern Android tools
Notzz App is a simple note-taking Android application built to describe the use of Modern Android development tools. -
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OfficialFoldingTabBar.Android
A folding tab bar for Android
Folding tab bar and tab bar menu for Android. The coolest thing is that you can easily switch from the navigation drawer to our FoldingTabBar. Or you can use both menus simultaneously on the same screen; not all Android action bars have that flexibility. We have some custom attributes. The main and required attribute is app: menu. -
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OnBoardingScreen
create animated onboarding or welcome screen with MotionLayout
This project's aim is to show how to create Welcome onboarding or welcome screen with MotionLayout in Kotlin inspired by project OnboardingFreebi by Ahmed Nassar -
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Paris
Define and apply styles to Android views programmatically
Define and apply styles to Android views programmatically. Paris lets you define and apply styles programmatically to Android views, including custom attributes. -
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PatternLock
Material Design Pattern Lock with auth flow implementation
A Material Design Pattern Lock library with auth flow implementation. -
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PowerSpinner
A lightweight dropdown popup spinner, fully customizable with an arrow
A lightweight dropdown popup spinner, fully customizable with an arrow and animations for Android. -
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ProgramNet Designer
C++ cross plattform functional block programming
With the help of the ProgramNet the user can develop plug-ins(called units) which can be connected with other units forming a net. The net has a form of a flow diagram. The resulted net can be executed in the ProgramNet for testing purposes or independently in the target platform as a final release. In order to execute a net the ProgramNet uses the kernel. The kernel executes automatically each unit in a separate thread and manages the data exchange between the units. -
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Progress Button Android
Android Progress Button
Add progress to any button by few lines of code without layout changes. -
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ProgressView
Polished and flexible ProgressView, fully customizable
A polished and flexible ProgressView, fully customizable with animations. Label is integrated into the progress bar and the label moves flexibly according to the progress. If the width size of the label is bigger than the width size of the progress, the label will be located on the outside (right side) of the progress bar. We can consider the color of the label according to the color of the container. If the width size of the progress is bigger than the width size of the label, the label will be located on the inside of the progress bar. ProgressView follows the color consistency of the label. -
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Pull To Refresh Views for Android
A reusable Pull to Refresh widget for Android
Pull To Refresh Views for Android is a classic open-source Android library that implements the pull-to-refresh user interface pattern across a wide variety of scrollable views. Originally developed to simplify the integration of this interaction into Android applications, it wraps existing view components such as ListView, GridView, ScrollView, and WebView rather than modifying them directly. The library supports both downward and upward pull gestures, allowing developers to trigger refresh actions from either direction or both simultaneously. It includes smooth animated scrolling, overscroll compatibility for older Android versions, and visual indicators that guide users during the interaction. The system is highly customizable, offering XML attributes and programmatic APIs to control behavior, appearance, and animation styles. It also provides built-in listeners to detect refresh events and end-of-list conditions, making it suitable for dynamic data loading scenarios.
