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Android-SlideExpandableListView
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Android-SlideExpandableListView
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RecyclerView expand/collapse items
I want to expand/collapse the items of my recyclerView in order to show more info. I want to achieve the same effect of the SlideExpandableListView.
What are some alternatives?
pinned-section-listview
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LazyList - Lazy load of images in Android
Android-HorizontalListView - HorizontalListView is an Android ListView widget which scrolls in a horizontal manner (in contrast with the SDK-provided ListView which scrolls vertically).
ParallaxScroll - Parallax ScrollView and ListView for Android
PinnedHeaderListView - A ListView with pinned section headers for Android
StickyScrollViewItems - A small android library for tagging views inside a ScrollView as "sticky" making them stick to the top of the scroll container until a new sticky view comes and takes it's place