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The library provides an iOS-like over-scrolling effect for many Android native views. It also allows for very easy expansion to support custom views.
The core effect classes are loose-decorators of Android views, and are thus decoupled from the actual view classes' implementations. That allows developers to apply the effect over views while keeping them as untampered 'black-boxes'. Namely, it allows for keeping important optimizations such as view-recycling intact.
Android library for creating simple pagination functionality (aka infinite scrolling) upon RecyclerView or AbsListView.
Widget for RecyclerView fast scrolling, like Android's built-in FastScroller for AbsListView.
An Android library that brings the Material Design 5.1 scrollbar to pre-5.1 devices. Designed for recyclerViews.
Mugen is a microlibrary for implementing infinite scroll on Android.
QuickScroll is a library aimed at creating similar scrolling experiences to the native Contacts app's People view. It has the same scrolling capabilities as the ListView's native fast-scroll, but comes with a much a much more customizable design, two indicator styles and an always visible scrollbar. The two most common modes are popup and indicator. Works seamlessly with ListView and ExpandableListView.
Scroll + discover = DiscrollView
You can apply some transformation on discroll:
- alpha
- scale
- translation (fromLeft, fromBottom, fromRight, fromTop) fromLeft+fromRight and fromBottom+fromTop are forbidden couples.
- bgcolor
ObservableScrollView is an Android library to observe scroll events on scrollable views.
It's easy to interact with the Toolbar introduced in Android 5.0 Lollipop and may be helpful to implement look and feel of Material Design apps.
This is an open source library which uses the scroll bar library. Clock widget was added inside the scroll bar panel which gives a Path 2.0 like effect and can be customized according to your needs.
PoppyView is a library which implements view on the bottom which come and go relative to the user scroll.
Just add the library to your application as a library project. And don't forget that your project must use NineOldAndroids.