My current big project. An audiobook client for self-hosted Plex media servers.
Makes use of common libraries:
A little demo project I made, originally part of my "app a day" experiment. An Android client for UIGradients. Displays a list of all available gradients and allows the user to view/copy colors to the clipboard. Tech stack:
This is an old app that I don't support anymore, but it's too cool not to show off. It provides a WYSIWYG front-end for designing icons and then outputs an icon pack as an installable .apk file.
There are now a few apps with this functionality, but it was the first one on the Play Store.
Some facts:
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On a whim, I decided to try to make an app every day for a month. Every day I would come up with a unique app idea, design it, a build a new app, with the goal of exploring a new element of the Android SDK every day.
I was aiming to make a visually polished and useful app every day, but the amount of boilerplate I ended up having to write for each new project caused me to cancel the project after 10 days.
A few things I learned: