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Alexander Vasilenko2016-03-13 18:18:15
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Alexander Vasilenko, 2016-03-13 18:18:15

Which Android libraries have brought you to tears of joy?

The essence of the question is to find out which libraries and frameworks make your development convenient, fast, high-quality or just pleasant. However, it is expected that you will write a detailed answer, which will not only mention the name of the library, but also what has been improved since applying it.

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Oleg Anuchin, 2016-03-17
@SanchelliosProg

I recommend this list of "must-have" libraries.

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Igor, 2016-03-13
@unitby

rxjava is our everything. but I think you already know about it

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Oleg Gamega, 2016-03-13
@gadfi

with comments it won’t work, I’m afraid to spread my thoughts along the tree))
Picasso
Retrofi + Gson do
not need explanations
dagger 2 has little experience with it, but the sensations are pleasant

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aol-nnov, 2016-03-13
@aol-nnov

strange, no one remembered the android support library :-D (ahem, somehow it turned out a bit thick, well, oh well :) )
and so - yes, dagger/butterknife for binding and dependency injection
picasso for loading pictures from the
retrofit + rx java network
and there is also a (a little dusty, though) repository in the bowels of the github, which helped me find answers to many questions.Here it is (wow, just looked, there are even some movements!)

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Ilya Pavlovsky, 2016-03-14
@TranE91

UIL, Retrofit, Realm(somewhat), RxJava, DataBinding etc

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Yakov E, 2016-03-13
@Zifix

Qt/QML :

  • Very convenient UI creation
  • No fragmentation
  • Works fast
  • Can be extended with Java code

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dark hole, 2016-03-13
@abyrkov

DroidScript

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