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A simple way to get the user's location without thinking about permission. This library aims at providing you with a simple way to get the user location without thinking about permission. It's also heavily configurable so you can easily get better performance or better battery. It currently supports Android, iOS, macOS and Web. Support for the remaining platforms is incoming.

A customizable and easy-to-use BottomBar navigation view with sleek animations, with support for ViewPager, ViewPager2, NavController, and badges. Download the playground app from Google Play, with this app you can try out all features and even generate XML with your selected configuration.

...It behaves like the playlist of Google's Play Music app. A list with collapsible groups and its children. This feature is a port of the ExpandableListView of Android framework. All swipe, drag and drop, expand and wrapper adapter features work together! The ItemAnimator behaves exactly the same as the default SimpleItemAnimator, but its code is refactored. Easier to customize!

A small Android library allowing you to have a smooth and customizable horizontal or circular indeterminate ProgressBar. SmoothProgressBar is a library allowing you to make a smooth indeterminate progress bar. You can either user your progress bars and set this drawable or use directly the SmoothProgressBarView.

ENViews is an Android UI library focused on delivering visually rich and dynamic animated components inspired by modern design concepts. It provides a collection of custom views that emphasize motion and interaction, including elements such as loading indicators, play buttons, search animations, and refresh effects. The library is based on design work by Nick Buturishvili, translating high-quality motion design concepts into reusable Android components. Its primary purpose is to enhance user experience by adding smooth, engaging animations that go beyond standard Android UI elements. ENViews is implemented in Java and integrates into Android projects via Gradle, making it easy to include in existing mobile applications. ...

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...

A GUI comparison tool that automates diffs detection between versions. You can record and play scenarios on two different releases of the same app (in sequential or parallel mode); jDiffChaser compares both screens and shows you the differences.