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Create dynamic, interactive and personalized experiences with maps, locations and geospatial experiences for your Android apps. Create an account, generate an API key, and start creating. Learn how to load the Maps SDK for Android and add a map with a bookmark to your web application. You can customize almost all aspects of the map, such as routes, landforms and places of interest, among others. Find the current location of an Android device and display details of the place or other place of...

RxJava is a lightweight Java VM implementation of ReactiveX (Reactive Extensions). This is a library for the composition of asynchronous and event-based programs through observable sequences. It helps you write cleaner and simpler code by providing methods for solving problems quickly, and is easy to maintain and understand. RxJava works by extending the observer pattern in order to support sequences of data/events.

Fresco’s image pipeline will load images from the network, local storage, or local resources. To save data and CPU, it has three levels of cache; two in memory and another in internal storage. Fresco’s Drawee shows a placeholder for you until the image has loaded and then automatically shows the image when it arrives. When the image goes off-screen, it automatically releases its memory. A decompressed image - an Android Bitmap - takes up a lot of memory. This leads to more frequent runs of...

Client library providing WAMP on Java 8 (Netty) and Android, plus (secure) WebSocket for Android. The WebSocket layer is using a callback-based user API, and is specifically written for Android. Eg it does not run any network stuff on the main (UI) thread. The WAMP layer is using Java 8 CompletableFuture for WAMP actions (call, register, publish, and subscribe) and the Observer pattern for WAMP session, subscription and registration lifecycle events.

AndroidEventBus is an Android-oriented event dispatching library that provides a flexible, lifecycle-aware, and decoupled mechanism for managing communication between components without tight coupling — especially useful in large, modular applications. It allows developers to define and post custom events that can be observed by multiple parts of an app, such as UI controllers, services, or background workers, without requiring direct references between senders and receivers. Unlike simple...