flexbox-layout VS melonDS-android

In order to properly encapsulate the reaction view logic, we created a class that extends RecyclerView and has a bind method that takes in the list of reactions and updates the RecyclerView’s adapter with that list. Given that we had to support a multi-line layout, we initially looked into using GridLayoutManager to achieve this but ended up finding an open-source library by Google named flexbox-layout that provides a LayoutManager that supports laying out items in multiple flex-rows, which is exactly what we needed. Using these ingredients, we were able to get a simple version of our layout up and running. What’s next was adding custom animations and improving performance.

You could use FlexBoxLayout, though that's for the old system.

I would highly recommend using sp for text sizes as users can change the font size in their settings. So if someone has bad vision and large text, your app would be disregarding scaling the text up. This does make it more difficult to create layouts that work for all text sizes, but there are patterns such as a constraint layout flow or flex box which will make everything in one row if the content fits our stack on top of each other if it doesn't fit in a single row.

This blog doesn't really mention the actual case Flow tries to solve. It is more akin to FlexBoxLayout where it can wrap the row/column if the child widget's size exceeds the size of the container.

Hi! I'm the developer of the standalone melonDS port for Android. Could you please create a small recording of the game (with audio included) and upload it? You can also upload to a new issue with the recording in the project's repository to ame it easier to track (https://github.com/rafaelvcaetano/melonDS-android/issues). Also, could you please provide your device model and Android version (and if you're running any custom ROM)?

see problem on MelonDS of site Github that I already posted and I asked

There shouldn't be any tutorials out there, unless you're talking about the one hoax PKMN video that still exists on Youtube. The rest should be for playing the emulator offline. You can follow the Kuribo64 team's progress on their Github: https://github.com/rafaelvcaetano/melonDS-android/releases To be clear, in the state the emulator is currently in, MelonDS for Android cannot connect online with any DNS. It's still being developed, and they're not at that stage yet.

Unfortunately, the new version melonDS for Android is incompatible with older save states. This is because the latest changes from melonDS were merged, which saves the states differently. What you can do is install the previous version (version Beta 1.6.1 which you can find on GitHub), load your states, save normally and then reinstall the latest version.

As usual, you can download the latest release on GitHub. The Play Store release will be available in a couple of hours/days.