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Implementing BottomAppBar – Material Components

Google I/O ‘18 came up with many exciting new stuff, one of them was the updated Material Design Components. The new BottomAppBar is placed at the bottom of app window in contrary to Toolbar which is located at the upper side of app window. It puts more focus on features, increases engagement, and visually anchors the UI.

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Android Material Design working with Tabs (Advanced)

Hi all, Today we are going to learn more about TabLayout about which i have wrote article long back. So today we will lean how to do many things with TabLayout like showing Icons over Tab, Icons with Text over Tab and Customised Tabs. Example In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to implement Material Design

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Android Adding Search Functionality to List

Today we are going to learn how to add search functionality to ListView, GridView and RecyclerView. In this tutorial you can filter search list by multiple items. Prerequisite: Material Tabs Tutorial ListView Tutorial GridView Tutorial RecyclerView Tutorial Radio Button Tutorial VIDEO DEMO 1. Create a new project in Android Studio by navigating to File ⇒ New ⇒ New Project

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Bottom Navigation View in Android

Its been a while i have not written any article. Today we are going to learn new design widget in Android naming Bottom Navigation View which has been added to version 25 of the Design Support Library. The Bottom Navigation View has been in the material design guidelines for some time, but it hasn’t been easy

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Bottom Sheets Dialog in Android

One of the most significant changes to Android design was introduced during the 2014 Google I/O conference, material design. Even though Google had introduced a set of guidelines for their new design philosophy, developers were responsible for implementing the new patterns from scratch. As with many things in software development, the Design support library improved with time, adding support

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Lollipop Activity Transitions

One of the most interesting aspects of the Material Design specifications is the visual continuity between activities. With just a few lines of code, the new Lollipop APIs allow you to meaningfully transition between two activities. This breaks the classic activity boundaries of the previous Android versions and allows the user to understand how elements go from

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