This Android library allows you to replace the drop down navigation list when the items in the list are needed to be grouped by sections. It was inspired from the Google I/O 2014 app how sessions are grouped in the ActionBar list.

The AARLinkSources Plugin is designed to attach sources for .aar dependencies in AndroidStudio.

Mizuu is a user friendly media center application for Android tablets and smartphones running Android 4.0.3 (API level 15) or newer. The application helps manage all your movie and TV show video files - and automatically fetches useful information about the video content, including title, plot, cover art and actors.

Features:

• Indexing of movie and TV show files on your device or on Samba (CIFS / SMB) and UPnP / DLNA compatible devices
• View actor details for movies, including biography, filmography and photos
• Many options to customize and personalize the application
• Enjoy popular video content from YouTube, Reddit as well as the latest TED Talks
• Browse details and watch trailers for upcoming and popular movies with online search
• Different widgets for displaying your collections on the home screen
• Synchronizes indexed content with your Trakt.tv account

Navigation Drawer Activity with Google design style and simplified methods.

ListView in Android supports header and footer views - views that do not belong to the underlying adapter but otherwise show up in the list and scroll along with the contents. However, they only work if you have not yet set your own adapter and are therefore not terribly flexible.

The SackOfViewsAdapter is another way of approaching this. Here, you provide the Views that make up the rows, and the adapter feeds them to Android as if they were newly created.

The SackOfViewsAdapter is designed to be sub-classed, mostly to determine how isEnabled() behaves, so you can control which of those views are selectable and which simply scroll with the list.

StrictMode is a handy feature in API Level 9 and higher, telling you where your Android application is doing things it probably should not on the main application thread.

In the spirit of StrictMode, the StrictModeEx project offers classes to help you diagnose similar sorts of problems beyond what StrictMode itself offers.

Right now, that consists of one class: StrictAdapter. This ListAdapter wrapper will log slow-running getView() calls, plus optionally give you an overall performance view on how your Adapter is doing in the code you control.