7 Useful Android Libraries You Should Use in Your Next Project
Power Up Your Android Development
Why write custom functionality when a library can do it for you? Developers’ best friends and life savors are libraries. In my opinion, a good project makes use of some of the best libraries available.
This article is a part of a series on the awesome libraries for Android in which I always compiled a list of 7 Android libraries that will help you in your development journey.
1. MaterialDrawer
This is one of the most starred android libraries with more than 11.6k stars on GitHub. The drawer is one of the most used components to show a menu. As you have guessed this library provides a flexible, easy-to-use, all-in-one-drawer library for your apps. It works well with brand new material 2 design. It also includes lots of features like following the new Google Material Design Guidelines, using the androidX support libraries, RTL support, Gmail-like mini drawer, and many more.
