Android developer portal with tools, libraries, and apps
A little animation framework which could help you to show message in a nice looking way.
FlowLayout is an opensource Android library that allows developers to easily integrate flow layout into their app. FlowLayout is an layout that display its children in multiple rows depending on their size.
ExpandableLayout use ConstraintSet for animate the state changing.
BottomSheet is an Android component which presents a dismissible view from the bottom of the screen. BottomSheet can be a useful replacement for dialogs and menus but can hold any view so the use cases are endless.
With Diagonal Layout explore new styles and approaches on material design.
This library allows you to create a shadow effect for your layout based on your child.
JPagerSlidingTabStrip - deeply modified PagerSlidingTabStrip.
- Added 3 tabStyles and possibility to customize tabStyles (JTabStyle).
- Added possibility to show unread messages (like weichat).
An expandable layout that shows a two-level layout with an indicator.
Expansion panels contain creation flows and allow lightweight editing of an element.
Parallax Layer Layout let's you add layered parallax effect to your Android views or images based on things like device rotation.
RoundableLayout is an easy to make round corner layout in an Android. And it implements ConstraintLayout, so you can directly handle inner layout, too.
The Maskable Layout is a simple framelayout that allow you to easily mask view and viewgroups. You can also execute other porterduffxfermodes. Simple Drawables are accepted, as well as AnimationDrawables!
CornerCutLinearLayout extends LinearLayout. It allows cutting parent corners with different shapes and build proper shadow for complex shapes. It also allows cutting each child's corners.
Additionally, using available properties and custom providers, those cuts may be turned into cutouts of different shapes, sizes, etc. Widget's sole purpose is to use with children with no transformations (like rotation, scale, matrix transformations).
Additional features:
- RTL support
- child layout parameters that allow overriding default parent parameters
- custom shadow
- custom dividers & providers
- custom cutouts & providers
- custom view visible area provider
SwipeLayout is a project for the android platform, providing the opportunity to perform swipe for any layout, in the specified direction.
Features
- Executing the swipe to the left
- Executing the swipe to the right
- Executing the swipe and left and right
- Using any your layouts
- Four modes of swipe, which can be combined with each other
Expands and collapses a layout's horizontal and vertical sequentially.
SequenceLayout is a new solution to layout problem. This new layout is much more flexible and also very much simpler to understand and define.
While being more light weight than ConstraintLayout, SequenceLayout makes it possible to support a wider range of screen sizes.
DragView is a library that simplifies building Player's zoom in and out effects
Developers will have a performance-friendly video background with a few lines of code.
A Floating Layout for Android platform.
Android library for inflating dynamic layouts in runtime based on JSON configuration fetched from server. Useful in situations when layouts need to change without updating the app.
Still pretty fresh. Stay tuned!
A layout that you can swipe/slide to show another layout.
Customizable Timeline View for Android, Create a simple timeline list with few lines of code. You can adjust the image, image size, line color and line size.
Round Korner Layouts is an Android library create to build a layout with the round corners.
Android Layout Library with animated Blob Background.
StateLayout is a simple-use Android layout library which handles Loading, Content and Error / Info states for the activity / fragment / view.
Have you ever had to create two almost-identical layout files because they had a few minor differences? Sure, you can fix it with <include/> but then you start ending up with layouts all over the place.
YieldLayout to the rescue! It works opposite of <include/> so you can combine one layout around another instead of inside it. After it does it's magic, you will have 0 extra views in your layout hierarchy, just like <include/>, so it's like it was never there.