🛸 A pragmatic navigation library for Jetpack Compose
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Jun 4, 2024 - Kotlin
🛸 A pragmatic navigation library for Jetpack Compose
Model-driven navigation + UI components with gesture control for Compose Multiplatform
Experiment with SharedElement transition in Jetpack Compose, inspired by Flutter Hero widget.
Android music player example.
Navigation Component for Jetpack Compose with support for screens, dialogs, bottomsheets, transitions and multi module projects
Basic ToDo app using best practices.
A TodoList app that uses Room Database along with Coroutines to save todos. Dagger-Hilt is used for Dependency Injection. The app uses MVVM architecture with the repository pattern and LiveData. It also uses Data Binding with Navigation Components and DiffUtil for efficient RecyclerView. The app contains swipe to delete gestures and transition a…
Morph allows you to transition any view to another view by animating the size and the opacity, resulting in a crossfade animation. Morph is an Android library, written in Kotlin, built to work together with Jetpack Compose.
A sample implementing Jetpack Sample
Bottom Sheet Behaviour Like Google Maps or Uber Application
Continuous Shared Element Transitions
Repository for an Android Application which has examples on Animating any view. This example is built to be part of blog, when this project is completed will be updated with blog link and implementation guide.
A to-do list app in which users can make his/her to-do list on the basis of the priority of the task. The user can perform all the CRUD operations on the task and can also search the previously saved task with the initial letter of it, and all the tasks starting from that letters will be recommended to him.
A simple app illustrating some of the latest and greatest Android development principles.
MoviesDbMvvm
A replica app of the "Vitrinova" application.
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