Projects sharing features with FlowLayout

XRecyclerView is an Android list component and extension library that adds pull-to-refresh and infinite scrolling behaviors to a standard RecyclerView. It serves as a scrollable mobile UI element designed to manage data-driven lists with support for dynamic headers and footers. The library provides a gesture-based interface for triggering content reloading via a pull-to-refresh widget and implements a mechanism for triggering data fetch callbacks when a user reaches the bottom of a list to enable infinite scrolling. It further supports dynamic list header management and the implementation of

ViewPagerIndicator is a set of reusable Android UI components designed to synchronize visual paging indicators with paginated view containers. It provides widgets that track a ViewPager to display the current page position and total page count. The project enables the customization of these indicators through themes, XML layout attributes, and direct method calls to align the visual appearance with an application's design. These components handle the dynamic generation of view elements based on page count and use scroll-position interpolation to animate transitions between active indicators.

Android-ZBLibrary is a mobile framework providing core primitives for Android development, including a Model-View-Presenter framework for structural architecture, a network request wrapper, and a local data persistence layer. It also includes a library of reusable interface elements and a background task manager to maintain user interface responsiveness. The framework decouples business logic from user interfaces through its MVP implementation and manages external service integration via tools for HTTP communication, JSON processing, and response caching. The library covers a broad set of ca

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

Kakoune is a scriptable, modal text editor for the terminal that employs a client-server architecture. This model allows multiple terminal windows to connect to a single editing session, providing a programmable environment for managing source code and text. The editor is distinguished by its selection-first logic, where a text region must be predefined before a command is applied. It leverages regular expressions to manage multiple cursors and perform bulk edits across complex text patterns, and it integrates deeply with the shell by piping selections through external programs and filters.

Android-Expert is a collection of educational resources and step-by-step instructional materials for learning Android app programming. It provides a comprehensive learning path for building mobile applications using the Kotlin programming language and Android Studio. The material covers the full development lifecycle, from designing interactive user interfaces with lists, cards, and sliders to implementing navigation workflows and screen transitions. It also includes instruction on connecting applications to remote servers to fetch external data and integrating that data into the app flow. T

This project is a customizable image carousel component for Android applications. It provides a rotating banner slider built on ViewPager2 that supports automatic playback and custom page transformation effects. The component distinguishes itself through flexible visual customization, allowing for adjustable pagination indicators and the application of zoom, rotation, or depth effects during page transitions. It features a timing mechanism for automatic content rotation that synchronizes with the system lifecycle to optimize resource usage. The library covers a broad range of UI capabilities

AndroidNote is a technical knowledge base and reference resource for Android development. It provides comprehensive guidance on application architecture, custom view development, and advanced graphics programming. The project is distinguished by its depth in visual implementation, covering pseudo-3D perspective projections via virtual cameras and complex 2D rendering using Bézier curves and PorterDuff color blending. It also provides detailed methodologies for app modularization and the management of internal libraries through private Maven repositories and JitPack. The reference surface ext

A flow layout for Android with auto-spacing.

Android-Bootstrap is a framework for Android application design that implements the Bootstrap design language and layout principles. It consists of a UI component library, a brand theme engine, and an icon integration toolkit to build mobile interfaces with a consistent visual theme. The framework utilizes a customizable interface to define global visual styles, colors, and typography across all application components. It includes a specialized system for mapping typeface files and unicode characters to scalable graphics within the interface. The project provides a collection of styled widge

AndroidSlidingUpPanel is an Android custom view component and sliding panel library used to create draggable overlays that slide up from the bottom of an application screen. It functions as a nested scrolling UI framework that coordinates touch events between a draggable panel and its internal scrollable content. The library distinguishes itself through a parallax effect implementation that shifts background content at different speeds than the foreground panel. It supports the definition of intermediate anchor points to create partial-view states and allows for transition physics customizati

Side-Menu.Android is a reusable UI component for Android applications that provides a slide-out navigation drawer. It is designed to help developers organize application sections and user options into a structured, hidden panel that maintains a clean interface for the primary content area. The component distinguishes itself through its visual presentation, which follows Material Design guidelines to ensure a consistent and intuitive user experience. It features a data-driven menu hierarchy that allows for logical grouping of navigation items, and it incorporates fluid circular reveal animatio

CircleIndicator is a custom Android UI component that functions as a circular page progress indicator. It provides a graphical interface element that represents completion or progress through a circular arc. The component is designed to track a user's position within a sequence of pages, such as during onboarding flow navigation or linear screen transitions. It visualizes progress through a set of screens to provide feedback during mobile app navigation.

Flukit is a suite of functional toolkits for Flutter, providing animation wrappers, layout debugging tools, scroll interaction kits, and a library of reusable UI components and visual utilities. The project distinguishes itself through a dedicated layout debugging tool for inspecting parent constraints and capturing system logs directly within the interface. It also provides specialized animation wrappers for rotating, scaling, and sliding child components and a scroll interaction kit that includes pull-to-refresh mechanisms, carousel swipers, and flexible sliver headers. The library covers

AndroidPicker is a collection of customizable UI selection interfaces for Android applications. The library provides specialized components for selecting geographic addresses, calendar dates, clock times, local files, and numeric values. The library features a wheel-based input mechanism for choosing measurements and a hierarchical selection system for mapping provinces, cities, and districts. It includes cascading selection logic where choices in one picker dynamically filter available options in subsequent levels. The capability surface covers date and time picking through grid views, loca

Twoway-view is a Java library for Android list UI development designed to simplify the creation of custom list and grid interfaces. It focuses on reducing repetitive boilerplate code when building complex item arrangements and custom layouts. The project provides tools for custom layout manager design and sequence layout management, allowing for precise structural positioning of items. It includes mechanisms for list layout simplification and the rendering of custom user interface layouts. The library covers a broad range of list capabilities, including item decoration management for visual

UltraViewPager is an Android UI component and ViewPager extension that provides a library of page transition animations and an infinite paging controller for mobile screens. It functions as a reusable interface element for rendering paging containers with custom dimensions and aspect ratios. The project implements circular paging navigation that cycles back to the first page after the final screen is reached, creating a continuous loop. It also includes a timer-driven mechanism for automated content rotation and a coordinate-based engine to interpolate view positions and alpha values during p

MaterialDesignLibrary is an Android Material Design UI library and cross-version framework. It provides a collection of pre-built interface controls and a compatibility layer that enables modern design patterns on older Android devices starting from version 2.2. The project focuses on bringing updated design standards to legacy Android versions to ensure a consistent user experience. This is achieved through a compatibility layer that implements modern interface elements without sacrificing visual quality on outdated operating system releases. The library includes a variety of functional com

Android-ViewPagerIndicator is an Android UI component that provides visual paging indicators for ViewPager screens. It consists of a set of widgets, such as dots or titles, that show the current page position and total count within a paginated layout. The library integrates with the Android SDK and Support Library to provide navigation feedback. It synchronizes visual states with a ViewPager to reflect a user's progress as they swipe through content. The project includes options for indicator styling customization via themes, layout attributes, or programmatic method calls.

material-dialogs is a Kotlin UI component library that provides a collection of modal dialogs and bottom sheets for Android applications. It is designed to implement user interface elements that follow Material Design standards. The library provides specialized modal interfaces for selecting calendar dates, clock times, and specific color values. It also includes system chooser integrations for selecting files and directories from local storage. Beyond pickers, the library covers a broader range of interaction components including text input dialogs, modal alerts with action buttons, and bot

WilliamChart is an Android data visualization library and toolkit used to render interactive charts and graphs within Android applications. It functions as a UI component library for integrating data-driven dashboards and metrics into Android layouts. The library includes a specialized component for representing proportional categorical data as donut charts, which are circular charts with hollow centers. It provides a drawing engine that uses low-level APIs to map numerical data to pixel coordinates on the screen.

SmartTabLayout is an Android user interface navigation component that synchronizes a tabbed navigation strip with the scroll position of a ViewPager. It functions as a layout system that maps page scroll offsets to active tab indicators, providing a visual marker that offers continuous feedback as users swipe through paginated content. The component utilizes an adapter-based system to bind fragment-based page sets to dynamic tab labels. It allows for the replacement of standard tab appearances with custom layouts or user-defined views while maintaining synchronization with the page viewer. T

xplr is a terminal-based file explorer that combines a composable panel layout engine with a Lua plugin runtime, allowing users to script custom keybindings, layouts, and workflow automation without recompiling. Its mode-based keybinding contexts switch mappings based on the current task, and the pipeline-based file filtering mechanism lets you dynamically refine the file listing with a visible, reorderable stack of criteria. The core integrates with external processes through a FIFO message bus, enabling commands and directory changes to flow between the explorer and outside tools. What sets

Rofi is a keyboard-driven application launcher and window switcher for X11 desktops. It functions as a scriptable command palette and a compatible emulator for dmenu, capable of reading options from standard input and returning a user selection to standard output. The project is distinguished by a customizable window interface using a CSS-like theming system and a flexible box-model widget hierarchy. It features a recursive theme inheritance system and responsive styling that adapts based on screen dimensions and monitor identifiers. The tool provides advanced text filtering using fuzzy, reg

SwipeBackLayout is an Android gesture navigation library and view component designed to implement edge-swipe gestures for navigating back to previous screens. It provides the underlying logic and layout management necessary to integrate horizontal swipe transitions into an application's screen stack. The library utilizes a custom layout manager to coordinate the simultaneous movement of foreground and background views. It maps horizontal touch offsets to the translation and opacity of view hierarchies, using interpolation to calculate visual progression based on the swipe percentage. The sys

QMUI_Android is a comprehensive design system framework and UI component library for Android applications. It provides a collection of reusable interface building blocks and styling tools designed to help developers maintain a unified visual language across mobile screens. The project distinguishes itself through an attribute-driven theme system that centralizes visual properties into a global configuration object, allowing styling changes to propagate across all components at runtime. By utilizing custom view inheritance and dynamic attribute resolution, the library ensures that interface el