Navigation Toolbar for Android vs Anko

Navigation Toolbar for Android

:octocat: Navigation toolbar is a slide-modeled UI navigation controller made by @Ramotion (by Ramotion)

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Navigation Toolbar for Android		Anko
	Project
-	Mentions	2
820	Stars	15,867
0.2%	Growth	-
0.0	Activity	0.0
almost 2 years ago	Latest Commit	over 4 years ago
Kotlin	Language	Kotlin
MIT License	License	-

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Navigation Toolbar for Android

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Anko

Posts with mentions or reviews of Anko. We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-04-19.

Dear developers, would continue learning XML or start learning Jetpack Compose be more convenient?
1 project | /r/androiddev | 21 Nov 2021

Yes you can. Sadly I can't share any code on how to, but you can checkout Anko Layouts (although deprecated now and I never used it). I edited my post also, to show you how it looks like.
Pi Practice App in Compose
4 projects | dev.to | 19 Apr 2021

If you take a look at the repository, you'll find something rather interesting in its dependencies. It uses Anko Layouts to render some parts of its UI! This was an early, now deprecated and abandoned attempt by JetBrains to create declarative Android UI with Kotlin DSLs.

What are some alternatives?

When comparing Navigation Toolbar for Android and Anko you can also consider the following projects:

Google Places AutoComplete EditText - A simple library that can connect your autocomplete edittext to Google places api

Awesome Jetpack compose - A collaborative list of awesome jetpack compose resources.

CrunchyCalendar — awesome calendar widget for android apps - A beautiful material calendar with endless scroll, range selection and a lot more!

Kotterknife

CodeView - Display code with syntax highlighting :sparkles: in native way.

CalendarView - A highly customizable calendar view and compose library for Android.

DrawableToolbox - 🛠️ The missing drawable toolbox for Android. Create drawables programmatically and get rid of the boring and always repeated drawable.xml files.

Pdf Viewer For Android - A Lightweight PDF Viewer Android library which only occupies around 80kb while most of the Pdf viewer occupies up to 16MB space.

RxKotlin/Pocket - This is a first kotlin project

Only - :bouquet: An easy way to persist and run code block only as many times as necessary on Android.