Projects sharing features with Android Guidelines

This project is a comprehensive Python style guide and technical reference designed to promote the creation of clean, maintainable, and idiomatic code. It provides a set of opinionated guidelines and architectural patterns focusing on functional and declarative programming to reduce complexity and improve overall code quality. The guide establishes specific standards for naming conventions, module organization, and project layout. It emphasizes reducing object coupling by favoring modules and functions over deep class hierarchies and offers technical standards for writing docstrings and marku

This project provides a set of development guidelines and architectural recommendations for building iOS applications. It focuses on structuring Swift applications to decouple business logic from the user interface to improve testability and maintenance. The project covers specific implementation standards for security, such as using keychain storage for sensitive data and TLS certificate pinning for network traffic. It also defines patterns for code quality enforcement through static analysis and compiler configurations, as well as strategies for asset and localization management. The guide

This project is a reference Kotlin Android application template and a set of sample implementations demonstrating Clean Architecture principles. It provides a structural design that isolates core business rules from the user interface and data sources into distinct, layered modules. The implementation focuses on the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern to decouple UI logic from data models. It utilizes a dependency injection framework to automate object creation and manage component lifecycles, while employing a repository pattern to abstract data requests across memory, disk, and cloud source

This is a Swift state management framework and application logic library designed for building applications with a single source of truth and unidirectional data flow. It provides a Redux-inspired architecture that separates business logic from side effects and user interfaces to ensure predictable application behavior across multiple screens. The framework focuses on modularity by allowing complex features to be decomposed into smaller, isolated components. This enables the development of UI-independent business logic that can be extracted into separate modules to improve compilation speed a

Tivi is a cross-platform application for discovering and tracking television shows, built with Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose Multiplatform to share its user interface across Android, iOS, and desktop platforms. The app follows the Model-View-Intent (MVI) architecture pattern, where user actions are modelled as sealed class intents that reduce into a single immutable state object, ensuring predictable and unidirectional data flow managed through Kotlin coroutines and StateFlow. The application uses Hilt for compile-time dependency injection and SQLDelight for type-safe local data storage, c

This project is a comprehensive guide to architectural standards and coding patterns for developing maintainable applications within the Laravel framework. It focuses on clean code standards, applying the single responsibility and DRY principles to ensure codebase predictability and consistency. The guide emphasizes decoupling components by moving business logic into service layers and shifting input validation into dedicated request classes to keep controllers lean. It advocates for the use of a service container and dependency injection to reduce class coupling and improve testability. The

This project is a comprehensive guide to architectural patterns and design techniques for building modular user interfaces with React. It focuses on structuring component hierarchies, implementing state management patterns, and decoupling services to ensure applications remain maintainable and scalable. The collection emphasizes strategies for dependency injection and the separation of business logic from presentation layers. It provides detailed approaches for utilizing containers, higher-order components, and module registries to isolate external services and third-party libraries from the

Mosby is a presentation layer framework for Android applications designed to manage application state and user intents. It functions as an architectural tool that implements both Model-View-Intent (MVI) and Model-View-Presenter (MVP) patterns. The framework utilizes a unidirectional data flow to maintain a single source of truth, ensuring that state updates remain predictable by processing intents through a single logic path. It separates business logic from the view layer to decouple presentation logic from Android Activity and Fragment classes. The system provides capabilities for state ma

This repository provides a comprehensive collection of functional code samples designed to demonstrate modern development patterns and architectural practices for the Android platform using Kotlin. It serves as a practical guide for implementing standard design patterns that decouple business logic from user interface components, ensuring that applications remain maintainable and testable. The project distinguishes itself by offering isolated, hands-on implementations of complex mobile programming tasks. It covers a wide range of capabilities, including asynchronous networking, local database

This framework provides a structured implementation of the Model-View-Intent pattern for Android applications. It enforces a unidirectional data flow where user intents trigger state updates, which are then propagated through reactive streams to ensure consistent and predictable interface rendering. The architecture relies on immutable state objects to represent application data, ensuring that updates are handled as complete replacements rather than partial modifications. By leveraging Kotlin Coroutines and reactive stream primitives, the framework coordinates asynchronous background tasks an

This project provides a comprehensive style guide and architectural framework for building maintainable, modular, and consistent components within the Vue.js ecosystem. It establishes a set of standardized rules for organizing user interface elements into self-contained units, ensuring that logic and styles remain isolated to prevent unintended side effects. The guide distinguishes itself by focusing on strict encapsulation and clear interface design. It promotes the use of namespace-based style scoping to prevent visual leakage and enforces predictable component inputs through descriptive na

ComposeCookBook is a Jetpack Compose UI component library and layout reference. It serves as a collection of declarative interface elements, reusable widgets, and structural mockups for organizing content within the Jetpack Compose framework. The project functions as an Android UI design gallery and animation showcase. It provides a library of visual transitions and interactive state changes, alongside full-page layout examples and demo screens that demonstrate visual patterns for Android applications. The repository covers broader capabilities including Android layout prototyping, UI testin

This project is a collection of Swift coding standards and static analysis rules designed to ensure consistency across Swift projects. It provides a defined set of naming conventions and structural guidelines to maintain a shared style for teams. The repository centers on a SwiftLint configuration used to automate the detection and correction of style violations in source code. This configuration enables automated style enforcement, ensuring that code adheres to organizational standards without requiring manual review. The guidelines cover the standardization of code formatting, naming, and

Now in Android is a reference application and framework designed to demonstrate modern development patterns for the Android platform. It provides a comprehensive implementation of a modular architecture, utilizing industry-standard practices to organize codebases into independent components that support long-term maintainability and build performance. The project centers on a reactive, unidirectional data flow model that synchronizes visual components with underlying data states. By employing a declarative toolkit for interface construction, the application ensures that screen layouts update

RePlugin is an Android plugin framework and component orchestrator designed to load external activities, services, and receivers into an application without updating the main binary. It functions as a dynamic feature delivery system that decouples application modules into independent plugins. The framework provides a communication bridge for bidirectional data exchange between the host application and external plugins, as well as inter-plugin synchronization. It manages the entire plugin lifecycle, including installation, version management, and integrity verification to ensure the safety of

This project is a curated collection of Android development code snippets, implementation patterns, and technical guides designed to assist in building and maintaining mobile applications. It serves as a reference for standard mobile architecture, providing structured approaches to common development requirements and system integration tasks. The repository distinguishes itself by offering specific technical strategies for managing application lifecycles, optimizing memory usage, and ensuring interface responsiveness in resource-constrained environments. It provides programmatic techniques fo

This project provides a comprehensive set of architectural patterns, build configurations, and quality standards for developing maintainable and scalable Android applications. It serves as a guide for organizing mobile application code into feature-based modules to improve encapsulation and simplify navigation, while establishing a framework for standardizing build processes and dependency management across development environments. The repository distinguishes itself by offering strategies for integrating automated quality assurance, including unit testing, static code analysis, and performa

The project establishes consistent naming conventions, readability standards, and structural best practices across large PySpark data transformation codebases. It provides architectural patterns and performance recommendations designed to prevent common data transformation pitfalls in distributed systems, alongside recommendations for organizing code logic and structuring expressions within large-scale data processing codebases. The guidelines cover performance optimization through the replacement of custom user-defined functions with native operations, big data join safety by validating key

LoopBack Next is a Node.js API framework used for building REST and multi-protocol APIs. It functions as an OpenAPI server implementation that can either generate machine-readable specifications from code or produce implementation controllers and models from existing specifications. The framework distinguishes itself through a central dependency injection container and a repository-pattern data access layer. This architecture decouples application logic from component construction and persistent storage, allowing for a pluggable system where data sources and business logic are isolated throug

Autofac is a dependency injection framework and inversion of control container for .NET. It functions as a component registration engine that decouples class implementations from their dependencies by injecting required services via constructors or properties. The project includes an assembly scanning library to automatically discover and register components within compiled binaries based on specific type criteria. It provides a service lifetime manager to control object memory duration using singletons, instance-per-dependency, or isolated request scopes. The framework covers a broad range

This project is a comprehensive set of standards for the Swift ecosystem, providing a code style guide, API design standards, and a memory management guide. It establishes standardized naming and formatting rules to ensure consistent and maintainable source code. The project includes a linting configuration used by automated tools to detect and enforce syntax patterns. These rules are designed to standardize code style and can be integrated into build phases to block commits with formatting errors. The guidelines cover a broad range of development capabilities, including the use of access mo

This is an open-source Android application that serves as a reference implementation for modern app architecture. It demonstrates a modular, testable structure built with Kotlin, Coroutines, and Jetpack libraries, organized into independent feature modules that each follow Clean Architecture and the MVVM pattern. The project enforces coding standards through an automated static analysis pipeline that integrates linting, formatting checks, and code quality tools directly into the build process, failing the build on any violations. It uses reusable Gradle convention plugins to standardize build

InversifyJS is an inversion of control framework and dependency injection library for TypeScript. It provides a centralized container to manage object lifecycles and automate the instantiation of classes and their dependencies. The library decouples software components by mapping unique identifiers to concrete implementations. This architecture separates object creation from business logic and allows for the replacement of real service implementations with mock objects during unit testing. The framework utilizes TypeScript decorators to provide metadata-driven injection and recursive depende

Small-Spring is a simplified Java implementation of the Spring framework designed to study the internal architecture of inversion of control containers and dependency injection frameworks. It functions as a bean container that manages object lifecycles and resolves dependencies through automated instantiation and property injection. The project implements a mechanism for intercepting method calls using dynamic proxies to support aspect-oriented programming. It separates cross-cutting concerns from business logic by wrapping target objects to modify method executions. The system covers compon

Martini is a web framework for the Go programming language that provides a toolkit for building web applications. It functions as a routing engine and an HTTP middleware pipeline to map network requests to specific handler functions. The framework is distinguished by its dependency injection system, which automatically resolves and provides requested service types as arguments to handler functions. This allows for the decoupling of business logic from infrastructure by matching requested types against a registry of available services. The project covers a broad range of web capabilities, inc

Dagger is a compile-time dependency injection framework for Java and Android applications. It automates the construction and wiring of object graphs by generating static source code during the build process, which eliminates the need for reflection or runtime bytecode generation. The framework distinguishes itself by performing strict validation of the entire dependency structure before the application runs, ensuring that all required bindings are satisfied and identifying circular references early. It manages object lifecycles through scoped containers and supports lazy resolution, allowing

Awilix is a JavaScript dependency injection framework and inversion of control container. It provides a centralized system for registering and resolving services, decoupling application components by automating how dependencies are created and passed to the functions or classes that require them. The framework features an automatic module loader that scans the filesystem using glob patterns to register dependencies based on filenames and exports. It supports parameter-name-based injection and proxy-based resolution to manage how dependencies are delivered to constructors and functions. The s