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Kazumi is a cross-platform “anime (番剧)” fetching and streaming application built with Flutter. It allows users to define custom scraping rules using XPath-style selectors (up to five lines) to collect anime metadata and streaming sources. The app supports streaming with real-time super resolution (via Anime4K), danmaku (on-screen comments), multiple video sources, offline caching, and even collaborative watching modes. It targets many platforms (Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux) and supports custom rule importing and sharing. ...

...It also allows users to disable background services and daemons to optimize performance or reduce system overhead. Nugget is highly flexible, offering both prebuilt customization templates and the ability to define custom operations for advanced users. However, due to its deep system-level access, it carries potential risks and requires careful use, as improper configurations can affect device stability.

...The app allows users to browse comics online, read them, download content for offline reading, and manage local and network-based favorites. It also includes support for syncing data (e.g., favorites/history) via WebDAV. Over time, the app added the ability for users to define custom comic sources (APIs) after version 3.0.0, giving flexibility to add non-official or regional comic services. The project is open source under the MIT license, allowing reuse and adaptation of its code for personal or educational purposes.

AndroidAutoLayout is a library for Android that helps developers design user interfaces that automatically adapt to different screen sizes and resolutions by scaling layout dimensions proportionally from a baseline configuration. Instead of manually managing multiple layout folders for different densities and screen sizes, AndroidAutoLayout lets you define UI dimensions once and have them scale appropriately at runtime, reducing duplication and design overhead. It works by converting design values such as widths, heights, and margins into device-independent equivalents so that layouts maintain their intended look across devices with varying pixel densities and resolutions. The library integrates seamlessly with existing Android views and layouts, intercepting measurement passes to adjust sizes without requiring custom view classes for each widget. ...

Depth of Field (dof) calculator for photographers (SLR) - Enter distance, focal-length and aperture to get near- and far-focus (+hyperfocal-distance) - Reverse mode: enter depth of field and get distance/focal/aperture Intuitive illustration of decreased / increased dof Define your lenses to regulate permitted input-values (e.g. focal-range) Quickly switch to your currently used lens No ads, no costs, released as Free/Open-Source-Software (GPL v3)

LiveRadar is an application which helps you to find interesting people face- to-face instead of meeting them online only. You create a profile and define your interests. LiveRadar alerts you when someone that matches to your interests is nearby.

This is my first Android project, but I hope for it to become a fun little toy project that can be used to come up with alphanumeric codes that can be shared with other Android (and perhaps eventually web) users to display little images and animations in a compact format without file transfers or related security issues.

MetaApp is a distributed system composed of a central web application and a mobile app for iPhone, iPad or Android mobile devices. The central web application allows to define the functionalities which compose the app. Each functionality can be a list of data and edventually a detail form, supporting the CRUD operations. The app is based on a SQLite local database which can be syncronized with the central database.