Android developer portal with tools, libraries, and apps
DevBricks provides several classes which will be usually used in daily Android development. With these "bricks", your development will become:
- Efficient : The classes provided by DevBricks almost cover all of the aspect in daily development, from low-end database to user interface. You do not need to waste your time on those repeating work.
- Reliable : More than 60% code has related Unit test. Your work will stand on stable foundation.
- Consistent : DevBricks includes unified logging system, database accessing, UI elements and styles. This make all of your applications has consistency at primary impression.
SimpleDate is a Kotlin Library which helps you format the date as per your requirement.
The Guava project contains several of Google's core libraries that we rely on in our Java-based projects: collections, caching, primitives support, concurrency libraries, common annotations, string processing, I/O, and so forth.
Okio is a new library that complements java.io and java.nio to make it much easier to access, store, and process your data.
Removes the noise from float streams using Kalman Filter. Useful to smoothen sensory data e.g.: gps location, or Accelerometer.
A collection of static methods to perform various operations including color, device, drawable, package, tasks and sdk on Android 14+ (ICS or above) devices.
Save and load objects from SharedPreferences in a faster and simpler way.
JKPMUtils is an Android library to help you to ask runtime permissions, add more permissions, load circular images, display messages, move from one activity to another, System time, date, bluetooth feature availability, check Network availability, check fields, add, replace, remove fragments. That's it.
Collection of source codes, utilities, templates and snippets for Android development.
Mr. Alfonz is here to help you build your Android app, make the development process easier and avoid boilerplate code.
Alfonz is a multi purpose library split into small modules (something like Android Support Library). Some of them depend on other modules or 3rd party libraries (RxJava, Retrofit, OkHttp), but in general I try to keep Alfonz simple and independent from other libs as much as possible.
jOOR stands for Java Object Oriented Reflection. It is a simple wrapper for the java.lang.reflect package.
Joda-Time provides a quality replacement for the Java date and time classes. The design allows for multiple calendar systems, while still providing a simple API.
This library is a version of Joda-Time built with Android in mind.
Lightweight Android library to compare version strings.
This library allows you to easily compare version strings. Versions can but do not necessarily have to follow the SemVer convention. Any number of version parts as well as common pre-release suffixes will be taken into account.
Remote config management Android library powered by annotation processing and code generation.
A small Android library to manage one-off operations for API 9 and higher.
Some things should happen once:
- Users should only get the guided tour once.
- Release notes should only pop up once every app upgrade.
- Your app should only phone home to update content once every hour.
An easy way to persistence and run block codes only as many times as necessary on Android.
A small and useful set of Android utility classes written in Kotlin to reduce boilerplate.
A Kotlin extensions + Utils library with Bunch of Help inbuild.
AmniXTension = AmniX's Tension Which Means No Tension to Developers, AmniXTension is Here.
Android library to obfuscate strings at runtime (and plugin for compilation time).
A library to parse link address and show image with title of web site.
An adaptation of the JSR-310 backport for Android.
VerbalExpressions is a Java library that helps to construct difficult regular expressions.
A library for writing Android preferences with DSL.
A simple and easy to use stopwatch library for android. With TimeIt, you can create a stopwatch app with very few lines of code!
Features
- Easy to use stopwatch library
- No need to use seperate threads. Multithreading is handled by the library itself
- Supports pause/resume and split methods.
- Supports an
OnTickListenerto listen for updates in clock. - Set the TextView directly with TimeIt (Automatically formats the time).
- Set custom clock delay to update the time more or less frequently!
- Much more to come!