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AHBottomNavigation
Library to reproduce the behavior of the Bottom Navigation guidelines
Library to implement the Bottom Navigation component from Material Design guidelines (minSdkVersion=14). Bottom navigation bars display three to five destinations at the bottom of a screen. Each destination is represented by an icon and an optional text label. When a bottom navigation icon is tapped, the user is taken to the top-level navigation destination associated with that icon. The bottom navigation bar is easy to reach on a handheld mobile device. When used, the bottom navigation bar... -
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FXWindowFramer
A JavaFX library to repaint your Applications window frame.
Most developer’s wish list probably hosts the idea of exploring new ways of decorating his/her applications window... Of course, preferences of current OSes do propose a few options, but some may want more, or different choices, would it just be to frame their apps with their own uniform “branded” style. FXWindowFramer is a quite simple JavaFX library, which may be used to change the look&feel of a JavaFX application (applying just a few cosmetic changes through CSS definitions), or, as a... -
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AndroidMaterialViews
Provides views, which are suggested by the Material Design guidelines
"AndroidMaterialViews" is an Android-library, which provides various views, which are suggested by Android's Material Design guidelines, but which are not provided by the official Android SDK. The library's views can also be used on pre-Lollipop devices. -
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AndroidMaterialDialog
Provides a builder to create "Material Design"-styled dialogs
"AndroidMaterialDialog" is an Android-library, which provides a builder, which allows to create dialogs, which are designed according to Android 5.0's Material Design guidelines even on pre-Lollipop devices. -
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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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AndroidPreferenceActivity
Provides an alternative implementation of Android's PreferenceActivity
"AndroidPreferenceActivity" is an Android-library, which provides an alternative implementation of the Android SDK's built-in PreferenceActivity. Such an activity provides a visualization of categorized preferences. The appearance of the activity varies depending on the size of the device's display. On devices with small screens, e.g. on smartphones, the navigation is designed to use the whole available space and selecting an item causes the corresponding preferences to be shown full screen... -
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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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