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I want to implement a Tag Cloud with Android Chips.
But i think the best way to do this is with a RecycleView and a custom LayoutManager.
I search for a LayoutManager which layout its children like a FlowLayout but found nothing.
Has someone found this kind of behavior or a good and simple tutorial about custom layout managers? I found no simple or simple but incomplete articles.
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I found a library that does this.
You have add this line to your Gradle depencencies:
compile 'com.xiaofeng.android:flowlayoutmanager:1.2.3.2'
and set your recycler view layout manager with it:
recyclerView.setLayoutManager(new FlowLayoutManager());
You have additional details on how to configure it on Github: https://github.com/xiaofeng-han/AndroidLibs/tree/master/flowlayoutmanager
You may try my library. See github description page for detailed features/usage.
It provides behavior which exactly you want.
Its min sdk is 15, which covers almost all nowadays devices being used.
Also it is still maintained, so you can receive additional support from me
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I am new to Android Application Development. As an Android Developer it is better to have a source, PDF file etc that contains the whole list of UI components of Android application with their names and screenshot.
For example:
Titlebar:
Navigation Side Menu:
Etc.
Before negative marking my question please note that i did lot of search for this purpose and right now i am at the Material Design, tutlane, and android developer official website. But the content there is spread and not collected to keep it as a pocket document. Can anyone have a source of such information to share here. Thanks !!!
See this site about material design. I think big part of views are described and showed there.material.io
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I want to implement horizontal progress bar with steps like shown in following img.
I could not find such native component in Android. Can anyone guide me on how to do it ?
I found a Vertical Steper that follows Google Material Design guidelines:
And also another well documented library Here
I hope it helps.
EDIT: A repo which seems to currently be well supported and used (Sep 2016) https://github.com/baoyachi/StepView
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This answer is late to the party, but so far the best I've found is this repo from Anton46: https://github.com/anton46/Android-StepsView
It's quite simple to setup too.
Heres an example:
I've created a Step View ViewPager that supports both Horizontal and Vertical paging and doesn't require drawables and images. You can configure the appearance by simply specifying various attributes.
It can be found here https://github.com/YablokovDmitry/StepViewPager
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I'm trying to implement a user interface like above and looking for a good tutorial to or code sample to learn it. Can someone help me to get this done
If you are using Eclipse with ADT installed, you can create a new Activity (or Android Project) and select MasterDetailFlow as the template to be used for that activity. This will contain a Master Detail flow with a simple list of items.
EDIT
For an advanced list layout, you will need a customized ListView.
Examples:
Custom ListView Android
Android Custom ListView with Image and Text
You're going to need to use Fragments.
Here's how they work:
http://developer.android.com/guide/components/fragments.html
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I'm looking for XML Design templates for Android for last 2 days.
Please help me to get the stylish and fancy XML templates that i can reuse after customizing them.
Any response is appreciable.
Thank you.
Have you tried looking at open source projects on Google Code or Github? I know this has helped me with UI re-use for creating action bars, etc (along with other patterns now found at http://developer.android.com/design). I know 'iosched' over at Google Code has helped me learn about layouts. As far as pre-defined templates, I do not know of a specific repository for this. Hope this helps.
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Is there something in the standard Android SDK that allows you to do image sliding like this app?
No there isn't. You'll have to implement that by hand however if you find a 3rd party library that does just that, even tho I doubt there is, then please feel free to add it to my list.
https://stackoverflow.com/q/4078479/418183
Try overloading GalleryView or ViewFlipper classes.
I needed switchable banner and I overloaded the ViewFlipper, then I am detecting gestures on that view and im switching the images.
It works really fine.
Try this library:
https://github.com/daimajia/AndroidImageSlider
You can easily load images from an internet URL, drawable, or file.