Hello everyone,
I have developed a pulley menu for android which is on the lines of the Pulley Menu introduced by Jolla in their Sailfish OS.Basically it is an alternative to the traditional menu and uses a gesture based approach to select one of the options.(Refer to the Screenshots in the github Repository for more clarity)
The project is available on github now and can be easily incorporated in any android application just like any other library. Sample Calls are listed in the project description and also there is a sample app
Github Link : https://github.com/AnshulBansal/Android-Pulley-Menu
Demo on Google Play Store : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.anshul.pulleymenu.samples
Please give your valuable feedback regarding it and if you have any problems referencing the library in your project please comment here
Thanks.
Anshul Bansal
this is one of my favorite things about Sailfish OS, along with the universal color based theming, but Sailfish OS is so lacking otherwise that I would like to just see it in Android.
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Android-Binding is an Open Source framework (licensed under LGPL, good for proprietary or any other apps) that helps developing Android Application with MVVM (or MVC, MVP) Patterns, through binding View (widgets) attributes to Code Objects in XML declarations.
It was initiated in last Christmas holiday and its now released v0.2.
Tester, adopters are welcomed and I will try to provide my best effort to help deploying apps with Android-Binding.
You can get a look at how the framework is capable by visiting the Market for demos:
* https://market.android.com/details?id=com.gueei.demos.markupDemo
* https://market.android.com/developer?pub=Andy+Tsui
Features
Bind View Model data with Widgets through XML Layout file
Much easier unit-testing
Model Validation supports through annotation
Bind any types of objects, Collections, and even Cursors
Tutorials/getting started
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/android/androidbinding.aspx
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/android/ValidateAndroidBinding.aspx
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/android/AndroidMVVM.aspx
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Im looking for ad dev with experience with the google calendar platform.
There is a great opportunity for the right person.
SKILLS REQUIRED
Native android (java) coding
Android Studio (or eclipse)
lifecycle application development processes (conception through fruition)
git
The project is well defined but lacking a developer or developers.
ANY and ALL experience with google calendar is an absolute plus.
The application that will be developed will be directly related to google calendar.
The application has very high potential for adoption by a very large usergroup.
Please PM me if you are interested in knowing more.
Nativer SDK is a new library that enables dynamic resource handling, on-device app translation and language practicing. Currently it supports Android apps written in Java.
We created a sample Android app with the SDK built in to demonstrate the operation on user level. We put the source of this demo app on GitHub: https://github.com/Transround/LocalizationDemoDev
You can try the user experience, by downloading the sample app from GooglePlay
Please try it and comment.
If it raised your interest, you can go on to register.
If you want more info, visit our website.
app demo
You can see a demo here: www.transround.com/?utm_source=xda&utm_medium=mktglocalization&utm_campaign=localizationsdk
App language localization SDK is in Android weekly under Libraries & code section.
We prepared a plugin for Android Studio and IntelliJ IDEA to provide automated integration of Nativer SDK. It is available on Github:https://github.com/Transround/Native...android-studio and in IntelliJ plugin repository http://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/7637?pr=androidstudio
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gyuri bp said:
Nativer SDK is a new library that enables dynamic resource handling, on-device app translation and language practicing. Currently it supports Android apps written in Java.
We created a sample Android app with the SDK built in to demonstrate the operation on user level. We put the source of this demo app on GitHub: https://github.com/Transround/LocalizationDemoDev
You can try the user experience, by downloading the sample app from GooglePlay
Please try it and comment.
If it raised your interest, you can go on to register.
If you want more info, visit our website.
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Hi everyone, I wanted to share with you an open source project I believe could benefit many of you.
Android Academy is a template for an Android educational app, use it and you will only need to focus on the contents of your courses in order to quickly launch your app idea. You can find the project in the GitHub repository gcorso/android_academy, which is a boilerplate of an Android Studio project and includes by layout files, activities control and database integration, everything already set up for you so that you can get a headstart to bring your project to life.
The project can be used for free and its goal is to give a chance for educators to create their learning platform without having to have a great knowledge of Android development and to save time also for expert Android developers.
Fork it on Github (deeponion/Android-DeepOnionJ) - Always free and open.
DeepOnion is an open source blockchain project with the aim to bringing privacy and anonymity to anyone that wants it.
We've recently released the DeepOnion Mobile App template. This will enable anyone to rapidly build and deploy a Tor integrated mobile applications that can connect to the DeepOnion network.
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The project is new and quite raw at the moment, though any Android Dev should be able to see the basics of how the project is integrated with Tor, syncs with the DeepOnion blockchain and provides an interface to interact with it. I'll be updating it over the coming weeks/months to be fully fledged module that you can just add using gradle.
References:
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