A custom layout that fills given width or height as per the original ratio of each child.

If given width or height is exceeded, it largely replicates the behavior of LinearLayout.

What RatioFillLayout offers:

• Orientation: horizontal, vertical
• Gravity: top, bottom, left, right, centerhorizontal, centervertical

What is iSortBox? Just like what it says: Simplify sorting!

This framework achieves a goal which makes sorting easier, moreover, you will benefit from what it provides such as pre-processing, converting, grouping and filtering.

As the name iSortBox, the letter 'i' means input and the letter 'o' means output, as for the details on how to complete the work, all are encapsulated in iSortBox.

Android Gradle plugin generates App Shortcuts shortcuts.xml for build flavors with different applicationId.

When it useful?

If you look at the official documentation of static App Shortcuts, you'll see that for each intent you need to set the android:targetPackage. But, what if you have different applicationId in different flavors?

In this case, you'll need copy your shortcuts.xml in two folder dev and prod with single difference. And if you create a new flavor with different applicationId you need to copy it again. Since at this moment we do not have any built-in merge tools applicationId from build.gradle to the shortcuts.xml this gradle plugin will be useful.

Starter boilerplate projects for Android, with Components Architecture implemented, written completely in Kotlin. Variations include Rx, Realm & Dagger usage.

Neuronizer offers the opportunity to order your thoughts, ideas and tasks in categories to recognise the information you need as fast as possible.

Features

• Add, remove and update notes
• Add, remove and update ToDo lists
• Sort everything as you wish
• Designed for simple and fast usage
• Encrypted storage of data, on device only
• Create widgets
• Categorisation in ToDo lists
• Mark tasks as done
• Add details to each task
• Share ToDo lists

The library is a small widget for image cropping in Instagram-like style. Written in Kotlin.