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Lottie is a wonderful library for Android, iOS, Web, and Windows that works by parsing Adobe After Effects animations that have been exported as json with Bodymovin, and then rendering these natively on mobile and on the web! Now you can have beautiful animations without engineers having to recreate everything by hand. Building animations by hand is time consuming, and other animation alternatives like Gifs and Png sequences don’t offer the same flexibility and varied features that Lottie offers. ...

...MaterialDialog library is built upon Google's Material Design library. This API will be useful to create rich, animated, beautiful dialogs in Android apps easily. This library implements Airbnb's Lottie library to render After Effects animation in the app.

...It supports both predefined shapes (round rects, circles, arcs, bubbles, triangles, stars, polygons, diagonals, cut corners) and fully custom shapes via clipping paths or drawables. Moreover, shapes can be animated (for example, corners gradually changing, or shape morphing), giving developers creative freedom for dynamic UI effects. This library helps in building expressive, modern UI designs aligned with modern design languages (e.g. Material 2 / custom).

DiagonalLayout is another Android UI library aimed at enabling non-rectangular, more dynamic layout patterns: it provides a custom layout container whose sides (top, bottom, left, right) can be clipped diagonally, producing slanted, angled UI containers. This is especially useful when you want to build visually striking, non-conventional layouts — e.g. a header section on a profile screen with a diagonal bottom edge, a card with angled border, or image backgrounds slanted across the screen....

...The project showcases elements such as Toolbar, RecyclerView, CardView, Snackbar, Floating Action Button, CoordinatorLayout, DrawerLayout, and ActionBarDrawerToggle. It also includes animations, ripple effects, SwipeRefreshLayout, and Android compatibility theming. The repository is archived and read-only, so it is best treated as a historical learning sample rather than a modern production template. It remains useful for understanding early Material Design adoption and older Android UI implementation patterns.

The Gremlin Engine allows one to make its own, full featured, graphical RPG-style adventure without a line of code. The adventures may include scripted parts like introduction sequences and animated effects like spells or traps.