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Blogfy
Blog taking application utilizing Ktor REST-API
This is a complete app that demonstrates how to build an Android application using the Uncle Bob's Clean Architecture approach. The trick of the project is to demonstrate best practices, provide a set of guidelines, and present modern Android Application Architecture that is modular, scalable, maintainable, and testable, suitable for bigger teams and long application lifecycle management. Bottom navigation bar, bottom sheet, loading and confirmation dialogs. Display search history before... -
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Kotless
Kotlin Serverless Framework
Kotless stands for Kotlin serverless framework. Its focus lies in reducing the routine of serverless deployment creation by generating it straight from the code of the application itself. So, simply speaking, Kotless gives you one magic button to deploy your Web application as a serverless application on AWS and Azure. Kotless is able to deploy existing Spring Boot or Ktor applications to AWS serverless platform. To do it, you'll need to set up a plugin and replace the existing dependency with the appropriate Kotless DSL. ... -
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Spring3D enables the object-oriented creation and manipulation of 3D geometry running on top of most 3D API (i.e. JOGL or Android's OpenGL). The reference engine is based on Java3D and is in the application process for being made a Spring Extension.
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