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(https://github.com/novoda/ImageLoader)
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(https://github.com/nostra13/Android-Universal-Image-Loader)
I just want to know the differences between Android-Universal-Image-Loader and ImageLoader.
Which is better? Thanks!
Well both are image caching library used for lazy loading images (a process where images are loaded at last just like in a webpage) and other stuffs I used universal image loader and found it to be fantastic. I have not used the other library yet but looking at the github repo it looks promising and offers similar features. The only way to know which is better is by trying it yourself. If you do please let us know.
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I want to add the progress wave like the above gif image. I've seen this kind of progress wave recently in many apps. I also searched for the 3rd party library but couldn't find one. Maybe there is one, but I'm not searching with correct keywords.
For Loading list place holders, you can use Shimmering Animations. I am listing out some of the cool Third parties libraries which you can use.
https://github.com/facebook/shimmer-android
https://github.com/team-supercharge/ShimmerLayout
Here is one of the best tutorial link
https://www.androidhive.info/2018/01/android-content-placeholder-animation-like-facebook-using-shimmer/
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I'm very new in UI design for Android, and I would like to create a custom graph like below image (doesn't matter if not exactly same). Please help me or suggest me some library with beautiful graphs. But highly prefer to knowing how to create own custom.
Thanks in advance
Developing such a module will take too much time and efforts, so here is some libraries that i recommend
https://github.com/PhilJay/MPAndroidChart
https://github.com/lecho/hellocharts-android
https://github.com/wordplat/ikvStockChart
https://github.com/HackPlan/AndroidCharts
https://github.com/ABTSoftware/SciChart.Android.Examples
i hope this will help you
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I am not very good at Android development and need some help here.
My application uses listview in which each row contains an image which is to be loaded from the server. What I want is:
The images should be loaded in the order of their position on the listview.
The images should be cached until the user closes the application.
Until the image is not loaded, a default image should be used.
All of this should be Asynchronous.
Is there a library which could help me with this ?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Here's a very easy and straight forward tutorial for your problem.
Using UIL Library to handle your images
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What is the preferred way of caching different objects (including images) on Android? My goal is to cache some data for quick access, and to keep them available for longer time (for days).
Thanks!
Use a disk cache. Jack Wharton's DiskLruCache is very good https://github.com/JakeWharton/DiskLruCache.
It will save what you want to disk and read from it, and you can build around it to set max-age values for cache.
use Volley for the better caching of images and objects. Its a faster library for android to load data from web.
http://www.androidhive.info/2014/05/android-working-with-volley-library-1/
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I want to do a documentation for an Android application. There's no problem with the java files but what about the xml-s? I think they are needed to understand some of the functionalities the application provides.
What is the proper way to visualize the xml files in the documentation or is it necessary to do it?
Only the layout files need some explanation . The rest are pretty much self explanatory. You can probably use XML comments to explain a few things. You don't really need to document an XML file as its not exactly an API.