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base-adapter
Android's versatile Adapter for ListView, RecyclerView, GridView, etc.
...It provides a generalized adapter pattern that streamlines view binding and recycling so developers can focus on data-to-view mapping rather than repetitive holder setup and switch statements. A key strength is support for multiple item view types, making it easier to build heterogeneous lists (for example, headers, content rows, and ads) without fragile conditional logic scattered across the codebase. The library typically uses a fluent or structured API to register item delegates and bind layouts consistently, which improves readability in large UI modules. ... -
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Code library for browser/device repository. Standard interface adhering to W3C specification. Will be available in multiple source languages for multiple platforms. Main use is context-based adaptation of content/services on mobile aware Web servers.
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EXOS is a J2ME library for mobile devices to securely exchange data over the Internet with multiple groups of people, who are permitted to read different parts of the data only. EXOS takes care of authentication and key exchange (involves a server).
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