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StateView is a lightweight control that inherits from View and absorbs some features of ViewStub. It is invisible in the initial state, does not occupy the layout position, and takes up little memory. The view will not be added to the layout until the view is empty/retry/loaded.

...It provides customizable calendar views with various features and functionalities. The Kalendar library simplifies the process of creating interactive and visually appealing calendars in Android apps. With its flexible configuration options, event integration, and interactive callbacks, you can easily build powerful calendar components that enhance the user experience.

This library provides a complete set of APIs to do everything you need with Contacts in Android. You no longer have to deal with the Contacts Provider, database operations, and cursors. Whether you just need to get all or some Contacts for a small part of your app (written in Kotlin or Java), or you are looking to create your own full-fledged Contacts app with the same capabilities as the AOSP Android Contacts app and Google Contacts app, this library is for you.

Highly customizable Android library written in Kotlin that uses AndroidX and extends RecyclerView to include extra features, such as support for drag & drop and swipe gestures, among others. It works with vertical, horizontal and grid lists.

...MapMe brings the adapter pattern to Maps, simplifying the management of markers and annotations. MapMe takes the pain out of click listeners too. No more setting tags on markers and trying to match a tag to your data when the click event is received. As well as support for standard Adapter methods such as notifyDataSetChanged, and notifyItemInserted, MapMe supports (and recommends) DiffUtil.