Projects sharing features with Epoxy

Effector is a reactive state management library and data flow orchestrator designed for building complex, event-driven applications. It models application logic as a directed acyclic graph, where state updates and asynchronous side effects propagate automatically through declarative pipelines. By decoupling business logic from user interface layers, it allows developers to maintain state in independent containers that communicate via standard interfaces, ensuring the system remains framework-agnostic. The library distinguishes itself through its robust support for isolated execution scopes, w

MultiType is an Android RecyclerView adapter and UI component toolkit designed to map multiple data types to distinct layouts within a single scrolling list. It functions as a multi-type view manager that automates the association between diverse data models and their corresponding view holders. The library includes a data-to-view expander that transforms single data objects into multiple list items, allowing complex information patterns to be represented across several rows. This mechanism enables the representation of complex data lists through object-to-item expansion. The system manages

Auto-animate is a framework-agnostic JavaScript animation library used to automatically animate the entry, exit, and movement of elements within a document. It functions as a transition tool that adds smooth motion to web application elements to prevent abrupt layout jumps during content changes. The utility is designed to be reduced motion compliant, automatically detecting and respecting system-level accessibility settings to disable animations for users with motion sensitivities. It also features a plugin system that allows the replacement of default fade and scale transitions with custom

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

u2020 is an example Android application that demonstrates how to wire together application components using compile-time dependency injection, annotation-driven view binding, and a slide-out debug drawer. The project serves as a real-world showcase for integrating Dagger for dependency injection and Butter Knife for view binding, both of which generate code at compile time rather than relying on runtime reflection. The application features an in-memory mock server that simulates backend responses using static data, enabling development and testing without a live network. A debug drawer overla

react-flip-move is a React animation library designed for animating DOM element transitions and list reordering using the FLIP technique. It functions as a layout transition component and a DOM transition utility to create smooth movement during state changes. The library specializes in hardware-accelerated transitions for elements as they are added, removed, or reordered within a list. It employs bounding-box position tracking to calculate layout shifts and supports staggered animation timing to create sequenced visual flows. Its capability surface covers layout transition orchestration, in

ParseUI-iOS is a library of reusable interface components designed to display data fetched from remote backend services within mobile applications. It functions as a data binding framework that connects database records directly to native interface elements, reducing the amount of boilerplate code required to build data-driven software. The framework distinguishes itself by providing pre-built widgets that integrate directly with backend data models, enabling developers to render information from cloud databases automatically. By utilizing model-driven view binding, these components observe c

React Move is a declarative animation library for React that animates components by interpolating between start and end states with configurable timing and easing. It provides data-driven transitions for single elements, groups, lists, and SVG elements, supporting staggered timing, custom interpolation for non-numeric values like colors and paths, and drag-and-drop reordering of list items. The library distinguishes itself through its support for custom interpolation functions that replace default numeric interpolation, keyed array reconciliation for tracking items as they enter, update, or l

xUtils3 is an integrated Android toolkit that combines HTTP networking, image loading, ORM database queries, and view injection into a single cohesive library. It provides annotation-driven view binding and event handling, eliminating manual view lookups by scanning Java annotations at runtime through reflection. The library includes a fluent LINQ-style ORM query builder for constructing type-safe database queries with filtering, grouping, aggregation, and pagination operations. Its HTTP networking layer supports multiple verbs, cookie management, and pluggable response parsing for structured

Effector is a reactive state management library designed for building complex, event-driven applications. It functions as a data flow engine that models application logic as a directed acyclic graph, ensuring that state updates propagate automatically through interconnected nodes. By utilizing atomic state updates and declarative unit composition, the library maintains data consistency and provides a predictable execution model for managing application state. The project distinguishes itself through its framework-agnostic architecture, which decouples business logic from user interface implem

This project is a transition component library for React that manages CSS animations during the mounting and unmounting of components. It functions as a CSS class state manager and animation orchestrator, applying specific class sequences to track the entry and exit states of elements. The library coordinates the timing and sequence of multiple elements entering or leaving the screen. This includes managing synchronized group transitions for lists and triggering visual animations when switching between different URL routes. The system covers a range of transition capabilities, including stat

Sortable is a JavaScript drag and drop library used to create reorderable lists of HTML elements. It is a framework-agnostic tool and a touch-enabled interaction library that functions across modern browsers and touch devices without dependencies on specific web frameworks. The library enables the movement and cloning of elements between different containers using shared group configurations. It supports the repositioning of multiple items simultaneously and the use of specific drag handles to restrict which areas of an element trigger a move. Additional capabilities include programmatic sor

This project is a technical study guide and architectural analysis of the Vue.js framework. It serves as an educational resource for understanding the implementation of a reactive framework, providing source code analysis and architectural visualizations to explain the internal workings of the Model-View-ViewModel pattern. The project focuses on the mechanics of reactive framework implementation, specifically how dependency tracking, getters, and setters are used to synchronize state with a user interface. It includes detailed examinations of the virtual DOM and the process of reconciling ele

Sortable is a framework-agnostic JavaScript library for creating reorderable lists through drag and drop interactions. It functions as a reorderable list manager that allows users to rearrange DOM elements using pointer interactions on modern browsers and touch devices. The library enables the transfer or cloning of items between different lists using shared group identifiers. It supports complex organizational structures, including nested reorderable lists for managing hierarchical data across different levels. Its capabilities cover the animation of element movements and the configuration

This is a comprehensive library of code examples and reference implementations for building cross-platform user interfaces with Flutter. The project provides a collection of demo applications and guides designed to illustrate the implementation of design patterns, animation techniques, and testing workflows. The repository features specific demonstrations for native integration, including examples of embedding modules into existing native applications, using platform channels, and bridging native code with the framework. It also serves as an animation reference, providing implementations for

This is the comprehensive documentation website for the Vue 2 progressive JavaScript framework. It serves as a technical reference and development guide for building reactive user interfaces and single-page applications. The site provides a detailed JavaScript API reference and a web component directory. It covers the implementation of component-based architectures, reactive state management, and the use of a virtual DOM to synchronize application state with the browser. The documentation details capabilities including client-side routing, declarative DOM manipulation, and frontend build opt

UltimateRecyclerView is an advanced list component for Android that provides built-in support for animations, sticky headers, and pull-to-refresh. It functions as a specialized set of UI elements designed to handle draggable, expandable, infinite-scrolling, and swipeable list interfaces. The project includes a draggable list manager for reordering items through drag-and-drop interactions and an expandable list component for toggling additional item details. It implements a swipe-to-dismiss interface for item removal and a list controller that enables infinite scroll pagination by triggering d

react-motion is a physics-driven animation toolkit and library for React applications. It provides a system for creating fluid user interface transitions by simulating natural spring movement to move elements toward destination values using stiffness and damping parameters. The framework manages the visual entry and exit of components as they mount and unmount within the document structure. It coordinates complex motion patterns, including staggered animations and fluid transitions for items being added, removed, or reordered within dynamic lists. The library covers a broad range of animatio

Vue is a progressive, component-based JavaScript framework designed for building reactive user interfaces and single-page applications. It centers on a declarative template system that transforms HTML into efficient render functions, allowing developers to organize complex interfaces into isolated, reusable units that synchronize automatically with application state. The framework distinguishes itself through a dependency-tracking reactivity system that monitors data access during rendering to trigger precise updates. It provides a flexible architecture that supports both incremental adoption

Vue.Draggable is a component-based library for Vue.js that enables drag-and-drop functionality within web interfaces. It functions as a wrapper for the SortableJS engine, bridging the gap between imperative DOM manipulation and the declarative nature of the Vue.js reactive system. By synchronizing user interface interactions with the underlying data model, it ensures that list reordering and element movement are automatically reflected in the application state. The library supports complex interaction patterns, including the ability to move items between lists, clone elements using keyboard m

React-spring is a physics-based animation library designed to create fluid, natural motion for user interface elements and three-dimensional objects. It functions as a declarative motion framework that maps state changes to animated property values, utilizing spring physics—defined by mass, tension, and friction—rather than traditional time-based easing functions to calculate transitions. The library distinguishes itself through a rendering-agnostic architecture that decouples animation logic from specific UI frameworks, allowing for consistent application across web interfaces, 3D scenes, an

AndroidImageSlider is a reusable Android UI component designed to display sequences of local or remote images. It functions as a swipeable image viewer and media gallery widget for integrating carousels and banners into Android application layouts. The library provides customizable transition animations for its image slider component. It includes capabilities for presenting photo galleries and introductory slideshows for app onboarding. The component utilizes an adapter pattern for data binding and a scrolling container for navigation. It incorporates image loading with bitmap caching, a pro

LearningNotes is a technical knowledge base and engineering study guide focused on Android framework internals, system architecture, and mobile performance optimization. It serves as a reference for analyzing the Android boot sequence, process bootstrapping, and system service initialization. The project provides detailed guides on mobile performance, including strategies for reducing memory footprints, identifying memory leaks, and optimizing image decoding. It further covers Android inter-process communication using AIDL and the Binder kernel driver, as well as software architecture manuals

This project is a comprehensive interview preparation guide and technical study resource for React. It functions as a frontend engineering curriculum and coding challenge bank designed to help developers master the internal mechanics, patterns, and core fundamentals of the React ecosystem. The resource distinguishes itself by providing a curated collection of technical interview questions, conceptual quizzes, and expert solutions. It includes a bank of coding challenges that can be solved in a browser-based environment with automated test cases and real-time rendering, as well as research int

This project is a notification library for web applications that provides a system for displaying transient, non-blocking toast messages. It functions as a UI component library that manages the lifecycle, visibility, and positioning of alerts, allowing developers to provide immediate feedback to users through success, error, or loading states. The library distinguishes itself through a headless logic architecture that decouples state management from the visual layer, enabling full control over the appearance and structure of notifications. It supports custom component rendering, allowing deve