drakeet/MultiType

This project is an Android RecyclerView adapter wrapper designed to reduce boilerplate code when building complex lists. It serves as a framework for simplifying data binding and managing the interaction between data models and their corresponding view holders. The library distinguishes itself through specialized support for multi-type layout rendering, where diverse data models are mapped to specific layouts within a single list. It provides a structural implementation for expandable list frameworks that allow users to collapse or expand hierarchical items to reveal nested content. Addition

Epoxy is an Android library for building complex RecyclerView screens using a model-driven approach. It generates RecyclerView adapter models at compile time from annotated custom views, data binding layouts, or view holders, eliminating the manual boilerplate typically associated with view holders and adapters. The library provides a diffing engine that automatically compares model lists and applies minimal updates with animations for insertions, removals, and moves. The library distinguishes itself through its controller-based model building, where a controller class with a buildModels meth

baseAdapter is a generic adapter for Android list views designed to reduce boilerplate code when mapping data collections to layouts. It serves as a bridge between data sources and UI components like RecyclerViews and GridViews, providing a reusable structure for Android list implementations. The project supports multi-type list adapters that associate specific data model classes with corresponding layout styles and view holders. It also includes a wrapper for injecting custom header and footer views into lists without modifying the original data set. Additional capabilities cover list state

vlayout is an Android RecyclerView extension framework that uses pluggable layout helpers to mix grid, list, sticky, staggered, and fixed layouts within a single scrollable view. It provides a modular layout delegation system where each section of the RecyclerView is assigned a dedicated layout helper that manages its own measurement, placement, and decoration, enabling complex heterogeneous content displays. The framework extends RecyclerView's LayoutManager to delegate layout logic to these modular helper components, supporting features like sticky headers that remain visible at the top dur