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AndroidPreferenceActivityExample
An example app using the library "AndroidPreferenceActivity"
This project contains an example App, which implements an use case of the Android library "AndroidPreferenceActivity". The project homepage of the library "AndroidPreferenceActivity" is available on Sourceforge via the URL https://sourceforge.net/projects/androidpreferenceactivity. -
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AndroidMaterialPreferences
Provides various "Material Design"-styled preferences
"AndroidMaterialPreferences" is an Android-library, which provides various preferences, which are designed according to Android 5.0's Material Desing guidelines even on pre-Lollipop devices. In order to use the library, the dependency "AndroidMaterialDialog", which can be found via the URL https://sourceforge.net/projects/androidmaterialdialog, is also needed. An Android test project, which provides JUnit tests for this library, is available via the URL... -
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StickyListHeaders
An android library for section headers that stick to the top
StickyListHeaders is an Android library that makes it easy to integrate section headers in your ListView. These section headers stick to the top like in the new People app of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. This behavior is also found in lists with sections on iOS devices. This library can also be used without the sticky functionality if you just want section headers. StickyListHeaders actively supports android versions 2.3 (gingerbread) and above. That said, it works all the way down to 2.1... -
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AndroidMaterialValidationExample
An example app using the library "AndroidMaterialValidation"
This project contains an example App, which implements an use case of the Android library "AndroidMaterialValidation". The project homepage of the library "AndroidMaterialValidation" is available on Sourceforge via the URL https://sourceforge.net/projects/androidmaterialvalidation. -
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Card Library
Android Library to build a UI Card
Card Library provides an easy way to display a UI Card using the Official Google CardView in your Android app. Before using this library I recommend that you check out the new Google Material Guidelines. Don't over cardify your UI. Sample application, the demo is a showcase of the functionality of the library. Extras application, the demo-extras contains some examples of integration with other libraries. See the Card Library Guide to know all card library features and all customizations. The... -
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Sweet Alert Dialog
SweetAlert for Android, a beautiful and clever alert dialog
SweetAlert for Android, a beautiful and clever alert dialog. Inspired by JavaScript SweetAlert. The simplest way to use SweetAlertDialog is to add the library as aar dependency to your build. You can customize progress bar dynamically with materialish-progress methods via SweetAlertDialog.getProgressHelper(): For more usages about progress, please see the sample. Methods include resetCount(), isSpinning(), spin(), stopSpinning(), getProgress(), setProgress(float progress),... -
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AndroidSidebarExample
An example app using the library "AndroidSidebar"
This project contains an example App, which implements an use case of the Android library "AndroidSidebar". The project homepage of the library "AndroidSidebar" is available on Sourceforge via the URL https://sourceforge.net/projects/androidsidebar. -
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AndroidSeekBarPreferenceExample
An example app using the library "AndroidSeekBarPreference"
This project contains an example App, which implements an use case of the Android library "AndroidSeekBarPreference". The project homepage of the library "AndroidSeekBarPreference" is available on Sourceforge via the URL https://sourceforge.net/projects/androidseekbarpreference. -
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AndroidSidebar
Provides a sidebar, which can be shown in front of a main content.
"AndroidSidebar" is an Android-library, which provides a custom view implementation, which allows to show a sidebar, which overlaps the view's main content and can be shown or hidden in an animated manner. The sidebar may be located at left or right edge of the parent view and its state can be changed by either calling an appropriate method or via dragging on the device's touch screen. Furthermore there are a lot of attributes, which allow to specify the appearance and behavior of the... -
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AndroidSeekBarPreference
Provides a preference, which allows to select a value from a SeekBar.
"AndroidSeekBarPreference" is an Android-library, which provides a Preference implementation, which allows to choose a floating point value or an integer value from a continuous range via a SeekBar. When interacting with the preference the SeekBar is shown within a dialog. The chosen value will only be persisted, if confirmed by the user. An Android test project, which provides JUnit tests for this library, is available via the URL... -
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Android System Bar Tint
Apply background tinting to the Android system UI
Apply background tinting to the Android system UI when using KitKat translucent modes. Android 4.4 (KitKat) introduced translucent system UI styling for status and navigation bars. These styles are great for wallpaper based activities like the home screen launcher, but the minimal background protection provided makes them less useful for other types of activity unless you supply your own backgrounds inside your layout. Determining the size, position and existence of the system UI for a given... -
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AndroAppLink
Android device-to-device app transfer and app backup manager
AndroAppLink is an easy to use Android App manager. It helps you to exchange Apps among several Android devices using Bluetooth, mail and other third party apps. It also helps you backup your apps in storage or phone memory. -
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Snap.js
A Library for creating beautiful mobile shelfs in Javascript
A Library for creating beautiful mobile shelfs in Javascript. As standalone just include the file in a script tag. The slide intent is an int between 0 and 90, and represents the degrees in the first quadrant of a circle that you would like to have mirrored on the X and Y axis. For example, if you have 40 set as your slideIntent value, the user would only be able to slide the pane by dragging in the blue area in the diagram below. -
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yaui
nanomalistic crossplatform native UI libraryin JavaScript
yaui YAUI - nanomalist JavaScript native crossplatform UI library This library was created by dharma research team of www.ksana.tw. The goal is to have a rapid development of native cross platform humanity apps in JS. Currently supports Windows, Android, iOS. JS Engines used: on Windows: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V8_(JavaScript_engine) on iOS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpiderMonkey_(JavaScript_engine) SpiderMonkey on iOS is used because V8 is not working on iOS devices... -
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Shiro Project
We started to developing a tablet user interface based on gnome-shell
We started the project for school. Now the school project has finished and we plan to bring the project further. As said, it's based on gnome-shell. We took the source code of the gnome-shell and started to adapt it on touchscreen devices. Up to now we stayed fully compatible with the gnome-shell extension system. At the moment the software works just for the gnome-shell 3.2 shipped with Fedora 16 but we should adapt it for Ubuntu's gnome-shell version as well as for the newest releases of... -
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Development of user interfaces (clients) for the w1-fi web service. w1-fi is a web content system for cell phones with user accounts, localization in maps, upload of images/videos, and selling products through online payment gateways like paypal.
