Android Development
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A work-in-progress reference guide for Android security topics, tools, and version-specific details.
Android library for viewing, editing, and sharing in-app SQLite databases directly on the device for debugging.
A collection of Android Studio samples demonstrating Vulkan API usage on Android devices.
A comprehensive collection of Android and Java interview questions covering core concepts, design patterns, and development practices.
A vulnerable Android app aggregating known security vulnerabilities for testing and educational purposes.
A lightweight Kotlin library for stateless device identification and fingerprinting on Android.
A backward-compatible library for displaying emoji on Android devices with consistent rendering across OS versions.
A podcast about Android development featuring expert hosts and guests discussing architecture, tools, and industry insights.
Android's C standard library, math library, and dynamic linker implementation.
Quickly create a well-configured Android application with popular libraries pre-configured, so you can focus on coding.
A cross-platform universal log viewer built with .NET for reading, parsing, and analyzing various log formats.
A .NET binding for the Vulkan graphics and compute API, enabling high-performance 3D applications on Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android.
A curated list of awesome Gradle plugins and resources for improving development workflow automation.
Android Studio/Eclipse ADT template for easily adding Material Design icon resources to Android projects.
A secure, extensible command-line Android APK vulnerability analyzer written in Rust for automated security testing.
Extracts firmware images from various Android manufacturer archives into simple EXT2 images for easy extraction.
Compile, package, sign, and deploy V graphical apps to Android devices from the command line or as a V module.
A fastlane plugin that generates all required iOS, Android, and macOS app icon sizes from a single master image.
A collection of basic Kotlin code samples demonstrating common Android development patterns and libraries.
A curated list of libraries, tools, articles, and resources for working with RxJava in Android and Java applications.
A Lazarus IDE wizard for creating native Android apps and JNI modules using Free Pascal with a drag-and-drop form designer.
An Android library for selecting multiple images, videos, or voice recordings with camera and gallery support.
A comprehensive collection of technical interview questions for Senior Android Developer positions.
A proof-of-concept for bridging Android widgets to React Native JavaScript, enabling widget interactions from JS.
BLE SDK for Android (v4.3+) to work with RedBearLab BLE development boards.
An interactive paging indicator widget for Android ViewPager with extensive customization options.
A community-driven collection of end-to-end tutorials for creating and deploying TensorFlow Lite models on mobile devices.
A comprehensive tutorial repository for learning Google Maps API implementation in Android apps from basic to advanced features.
A collection of downloadable materials for Stanford's CS193A Android App Development course.
A library providing simple tuple creation functions for RxJava to combine values in reactive streams.
A command-line tool to validate iOS, Android, and Mac localization files for format specifier errors and consistency.
A library for using the Frege programming language in Android development.
A library for Android remote IPC services using plain Java interfaces, eliminating the need for AIDL files.
A Neovim plugin for Android and mobile development workflows, providing build, run, logcat, device management, and Gradle tasks.
A Cocos2D-based Android slider puzzle game implementation with commercial-friendly licensing.
A GitHub Action that automatically builds and releases debug APKs from Android projects.
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