GrilledUI is a library to implement common UIs easily. Available UI types are: tabbed UI (TabActivity), master/metail flow (SectionActivity) and their hybrid (HybridActivity). These activity classes wrap everything you need to create your UI with just a few lines of code or even load tabs/sections and instaniate fragments from XML file. HybridActivity allows you to have tabs on phones and MDF on tablets. This way you can easily make your app tablet and phone friendly without torturing phone users with multiple activities.
Library comes with JavaDocs, multiple examples, in open source form, 2-clause BSD license and pre-ICS support (!). Pre-ICS devices are supported with the help of ActionBarSherlock.
GrilledUI lives on GitHub.
A small preview of what is possible:
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Great, will take a look it.
Edit: I by mistake wrote is it possible to keep app in memory.
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Akshay (Aky) said:
Great, will take a look it.
Is it possible to keep app in memory
Sent from my SGS3
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What do you mean by keep app in memory?
have a look
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Hi
it's possible to make new application such iphone installer?
the application look in to config.ini the repository link
example http://myrepository.com/
open one socket and show application available
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Tnx developers
These geniuses are working on it. LINK
PS: You made me puke a little though
as said prior to my post, it's being worked on, though there will inevitably be some problems.
Dont forget that with the Apple community the need to unlock is much greater than here (no unlock required to access the system etc) and so you will most likely find a lack of interest by developers to add applications into this software as the Windows Mobile operating system hasn't really changed much in the sense that it has always allowed for custom apps and tweaking etc, much like Windows.
Other than that, i hope it really does do well because i think it could be a great addition if enough developers get on to it and use it :L)
In kaiser forum someone relased a ROM called T.I.R., this ROM has embedded a Pocket Download Manager that does exactly this!
Maybe someone could ask there.
Ciao, Andrea
This is a project in development, the idea is to have a centralized place to switch themes from, without having to re-install them one on top of the other, creating ugly cluttering and chaos lol. No ETA at all on this, but sounds fairly easy to accomplish (lol see screenshot) Subscribe to this post for future release.
screenshot:
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Reserved for future use.
once this gets off the ground it would be awesome to see a repositiry that the app (or maybe an alternate app that feeds the theme chooser app the detail) can download themes from. Just an idea and I am not suggesting I have any idea how to accomplish it. Kinda a themes app store if you will.
you are really a king into themes *.*
first things first....we got to get you a new computer...that dell is trash...ha!
great work...loving your work on 6.5!!!
pmorganii said:
first things first....we got to get you a new computer...that dell is trash...ha!
great work...loving your work on 6.5!!!
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lol +1 on that
Before any1 starts to be doubtful about the actual app because of my post count,well I thought I create a new account before I post the APP. My previous account was: cupi1234.
APP INVENTORY​
What's this?
-App Inventory is an android application that it's main feature is to ease mainly developers every days. Rom Developers flash their rom every week,so they have to reinstall apps every time they reflash it. Although if you backup apps,they don't get updated so you end up with an old app which needs to be updated every time you flash.
How does this work?
-Basically it gathers all the most useful and most used apps by the community from the android market.
Why did you made this?
-ONLY for personal use,but then I thought I would share it with the community,just in case if any1 will need this.
Enough talking,let's see some screenshots!
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Future Ideas:
-Creating a server where any1 can sign up and create their own list of apps for their own personal needs.
DOWNLOAD:
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?z75gdw11w6t8zmc
or
http://minus.com/mboTtpsaHU#2
I would like to see some comments bad or good,even suggestions for future releases(if there will be any).
first... let me check it out
The the app inventory looks great nice idea with this one .
I'm coming from the ASUS TRANSFORMER thread, but I'm sure you guys may be insterested in that post about windowed applications on Android :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=21866776
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Yes. Google windriver. Something with Intel I believe. But I use the calculator and love it. I really hope android goes into this direction with some of its apps. That in my option would be great for multitasking. Kudos to the developer for discovering how to do this without root though.
mikedmor said:
Yes. Google windriver. Something with Intel I believe. But I use the calculator and love it. I really hope android goes into this direction with some of its apps. That in my option would be great for multitasking. Kudos to the developer for discovering how to do this without root though.
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These apps are really cool. Thanks for the heads up... The air calc I've put into my ADWEX dock and I can use it on any screen. Stick it definately works with YouTube...I'll have to see what else it does.
this would be nice. Maemo on my N900 already does this and ya don't know how nice it is to swap screens.
[Library] [API 7+] "MaterialPreferenceLibrary" - materialize your preferences
I liked that Google supports a lot of devices using its support-library, and offers Material-Design for API 7 and above, but sadly it lacks big time when it comes to the settings screen (PreferenceActivity and related classes).
It's weird to see so many apps have everything in material-design style, yet the settings screens are left behind. Google's own apps have this behavior too.
Even Google's own solution has its disadvantages:
1. no support for SwitchPreference for GB
2. no support for material-design dialogs for any of the preferences.
3. no action bar items for GB
So, I've made my own customized classes and put it in my app, but then I realized other people might want to use it, so I've worked on it further, and published this library:
https://github.com/AndroidDeveloperLB/MaterialPreferenceLibrary
The library, like the support library, support API 7 and above, which is practically 100% of the devices out there.
Here's a demo of how it looks like on GB vs Lollipop:
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(go to the library's webpage to see it as a video)
The sample in the repo should be enough to try it out, but you can also see it in action on a real app, like my own "App Manager" app.