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I am creating a Data Backup application in android that can synchronize with server and device to take backup of specified data.
Here when the synchronize process carry on i want to show the progress to the user on screen.For that i have a beautiful design of progress dialog that shown in below image.
Here i have developed outside design of half circle , but i am unable to create the moving line inside circle that show the progress.
So please help me how can i do this.
You need to customzie this using following libraries:
https://github.com/ntoskrnl/SpeedometerView
https://github.com/bilthon/Android-Speedometer
http://www.oodlestechnologies.com/blogs/Implementing-Speedometer-in-Android
https://github.com/CodeAndMagic/GaugeView
You can also use this library.
https://github.com/TriggerTrap/SeekArc
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I am developing such application in which there is a switch , once the user turn on the switch all the audio files in the list should be download one by one and progress will be shown besides the name of audio file, i am facing the problem to show the particular progress, and once the user turn off the switch the download should be stop, Please help...as shown in picture the progress will be shown besides particular downloading file
There is a beautiful library. it has a lot more features like serial/parallel downloading. but you have to create custom logic and animation according to your screen
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I want to make custom circular dotted progress bar like we have in the windows.
i am able to make simple rotatory progress bar but not the similar one. Thanks in advance.
I have searched for two minutes on google and see what i get.
https://github.com/DamanSingh4321/ProProgressViews?utm_source=android-arsenal.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=5454
https://github.com/81813780/AVLoadingIndicatorView
https://android-arsenal.com/details/1/3997
you could try the following library, and I would really recommend that you extract only the progress animation you need as there is no need to have all that animation code inside your app when you don't need it
https://github.com/81813780/AVLoadingIndicatorView
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How do you show the user, how to use the app. Is there a tool or something which allows the user to learn how to use it, like a tutorial.
Or what would you do?
By the way, in my app, the user just needs to understand which button needs to be clicked. Basically, he must pick the correct button according to the background color.
To show or introduce your app to the user is called as show casing your app/views(we can say aka tutorial).
You can make your own showcasing animations but there are some libraries for that purpose
ShowCaseView
spotlight(my favourite one)
You can easily implement that by reading some more stuff about showcasing app or views
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Am currently working on a circular dial like menu like one below, where user can scroll to select an option. May I get any UI ideas for achieving this in native Android development.
AbsoluteLayout is deprecated.
However, you are lucky:
there is a similar open source project on github:
https://github.com/LukeDeighton/WheelView
Good Question,
You can use "AbsoluteLayout" for this type of UI.
Black Image for Dialer and , Than small images for numbers.
Thank you,
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In my Android app, I have to display 10 imageButton in the User Interface each time the user selects an option. My question is:
Is it okay to create the UI while developing the app itself and add it to the layout folder or to create and add the imageviews to the View at the run time?
The main issue I am considering is performance? Which will give a better performance.
If you want to optimize performance, it's better to use XML and Java. If you're displaying 10 buttons wouldn't using XML be the easiest way to format them anyway?