I want to make a menu in an Android application that use AwCollectionViewSlidingDoors animation like in iOS. This application uses it. I didn't find any implementation of such thing.
There is no existing library which offers this type of animated menu for Android, yet. If you want to achieve this, you will have to code it yourself. However it is relatively straight-forward. You just need to utilize the existing Android Animation API and integrate the slide-up/down in a menu.
See previous answer to a question detailing this sort of animation and start educating yourself on the Android Animation API via the official documentation.
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I'd like an example of a step-by-step implementation of this type of menu on Android Wear.
I can not understand the concept of this implementation
It can be in Xamarin or Java.
Documentation:
https://developer.android.com/training/wearables/ui/ui-nav-actions#java
Expectancy:
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Glad you are enjoying Xamarin!
There's multiple ways of navigating between fragments, regardless if it's a Watch. One of them is using ViewPagers. If you look into the Android documentation, you will find details of how to make it look really cool and fancy with small changes to the ViewPager code.
As far as examples to the Google Wear app that uses ViewPagers, you can take a look at this and some of the other examples of Android wear applications. Let me know if that helps. Btw, you might have more success simply implementing that code (layout/activity_main.xml, SimpleGridPagerAdapter.cs and MainActivity.cs) in your project, than making those projects works since they're old.
Since you are looking for the usage of the android.support.wear.widget.drawer.WearableDrawerLayout, you can take a look at this, particularly at the activity_main.xml. For implementing the WearableDrawerLayout, you have the following
WearableNavigationDrawerView that acts as the top navigation drawer
FrameLayout that contains your fragment
WearableActionDrawerView that acts as your bottom action drawer
PS: I noticed you are looking for Java examples too, this one seems very simple example to follow. You just have to check the Planets.java, MainActivity.java, and activity_main.xml files in that repo
I would like to implement a piece of Android UI that appears in a messaging app when the recipient is typing. Something like this, which appears in the Facebook Messenger Android app:
I imagine the solution is a combination of layout, drawable, and animation resource files, but I am stuck trying to pull all the components together into 1 piece of UI.
What is a high-level implementation of this Android UI?
(I can fine-tune the design and animation effect myself).
The simplest answer here seems like a single high quality gif would be the answer. You could use this gradle dependency https://github.com/koral--/android-gif-drawable which would allow you to get away with a single piece of layout instead of needing to worry about multiple nested views.
I am developing a multiplayer android game and I am trying to add a chat UI for players to talk to eachother.
I don't want this chat UI always visible because of space issues, I'd like there to be a tab that you can press or slide that will bring the chat menu up. I have a sketch so you can see what I mean...
How can I go about implementing this in android.
I know I am going to need to use EditText and TextView etc but How can I get the sliding thing to work.
EDIT: I'm not looking for a flat out answer. I just need guidance. What widgets, methods etc should I be studying
There used to be a SlidingDrawer in the Android SDK. It is officially deprecated and, to be honest, was never that good.
There is nothing in the Android SDK that directly replaces the old SlidingDrawer. The leading third-party implementation seems to be AndroidSlidingUpPanel, though there are probably others floating around.
I was wondering if there is any android wizard framework around which helps implementing a wizard like setup sequence. Surely it can be implemented from the ground with not too much pain (for example one discussion here) yes as this seems a quite standard need I hope there is already some support framework for this available.
Thanks buddies
martin
I can answer this - but not in the affirmative. There is nothing in the core API, neither is there anything in ActionBarSherlock, and I've failed to find anything remotely useful anywhere else.
I've ended up developing my own wizard framework on the back of ABS but at the moment its so heavily intertwined with my own app (and my other framework code) that it isn't in a state to put up as a public repo on github (which is my longer term plan).
If you decide to go your own way I recommend you start from ActionBarSherlock and use a tabbed view with fragments. Its easy to put together and the end user can use the tabs, or swiping, or buttons (if you provide them) to navigate from step to step. It may also be possible to hide the tabs if you don't want them visible (but they do give the user an idea of what is coming up which can be helpful). Have a look at the fragments sample app, specifically the "Tabs and Pager" sample. ViewPager and FragmentPagerAdaptor are your friends. You can download ABS and the samples from the Action Bar Sherlock site
I want to show a dashboard like interface in my Android tablet app where the user can drag and drop listviews using touch. Is there a library that i can use to give d&d to my app?
For android 3.0 and up, which is usually in all Android tablets. You can use this:
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/drag-drop.html
You do not necessarily need a library to give the drag and drop functionality. It is already in Android 3.0 and up. If you want the code, the best way is to write it yourself as it will suit you to what you want. To learn about it, look at several examples and read them. It is pretty simple and acts much like OnTouchListener and MotionEvent.