Android SlidingDrawer Example
SlidingDrawer represents a widget, where we can use in our Android applications. SlidingDrawer has the ability to hide and/or appear content when the user drags a handle. More specifically, it includes...
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Hi there! As I promised, from now on, I’m getting into writing some Android examples! Today’s example will be what we call “to know us better”; simple ‘n easy. In Android, a SeekBar is a ProgressBar...
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FrameLayout represents a simple layout for the user interface of Android applications. It is usually used for displaying single Views at a specific area on the screen or overlapping its child views. In...
View ArticleAndroid ViewFlipper Example
ViewFlipper is an extension class of ViewAnimator, which animates between two or more views that have been added to it. Specfically, only one child is shown at a time. To get a better understanding,...
View ArticleAndroid Calendarview Example
When we want to create an Android application that has an Android Activity inside of which we are planning to use a calendar, or if we want to make a simple calendar like application, we should...
View ArticleAndroid StackView Example
The Honeycomb Android version, introduced some interesting widgets with collections. One of them is the Android StackView, a stacked card view where the front view-item can be flipped to give room for...
View ArticleAndroid TabLayout Example
1. Introduction In this example, we will be going through the process of creating a basic user interface using the tab layout constructs available on the Android platform. In Android, the TabLayout is...
View ArticleAndroid Snackbar Example
1. Introduction In this example, we will be implementing a basic Android SnackBar Activity, which will be able to display a long waiting SnackBar, a short waiting SnackBar, and an interactive SnackBar....
View ArticleAndroid Toast vs Snackbar Example
1. Introduction In Android, one can use the Android Toast or the Android Snackbar to display feedback or action messages to users of an application. The Android Toast is mainly for Platform oriented...
View ArticleAndroid FloatingActionButton Example
1. Introduction The Floating Action Button is a special type of button primarily used for functionalities such as morphing, launching, and the transferring anchor point. Further, this type of button is...
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