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A utility library for Android to save objects in a Bundle without any boilerplate. It uses an annotation processor to wire up all dependencies. It's recommended to turn on a global setting in your Application class to save and restore the instance state of all activities and fragments from the support library. After that you only need to annotate your fields with @State inside of your fragments and activities. You can save any type which can be saved in a Bundle like the String, Serializable, and Parcelable data structures.

...It supports common patterns like pickers, switches, segmented controls, text fields, and text views, while letting you supply custom cells when your design demands it. The framework handles value binding between the UI and your model object, so you don’t have to wire up outlets or write repetitive save/validate code. Navigation behaviors such as next-field focus and section grouping are built in, improving usability out of the box. By reducing form glue code, FXForms helps teams ship consistent, maintainable data-entry flows faster, especially in apps with many settings or profile screens.

...It also has a number of 'interaction controllers' which can be used with any of the custom animations in order to make your transitions interactive. Animation and interaction controllers are entirely independent, this means you can wire up any interaction controller with any animation controller, which is pretty awesome. When you indicate that a custom transition should be used, you provide an animation controller. This class performs the required animation, then informs the framework when it has completed.

The WiRe project seeks to provide android smartphones with universal Infrared (IR) television remote control functionality. The limitations/scope of this project include: 1. Android application will be restricted to a minimum Android Operating Sytem of Android 4.2.2 2. Data communications will be conducted over a Wi-Fi network 3.