#dart #android #cross_platform #dart #f_droid #flatpak #flutter #handwritten_notes #ios #linux #macos #notes #notes_app #saber #windows

Saber is a note-taking app designed for handwriting. It's simple, intuitive, and available on many devices. You can sync your notes across devices securely with a dual-password system. The app offers a dark mode that inverts notes for easier reading in low light. It also has a highlighter that works well with text and equations. Saber is open-source, so you can see how it handles your data. This makes it a great choice for keeping your notes organized and private.

https://github.com/saber-notes/saber

#c_lang #android #ffmpeg #flutter #ios #linux #macos #react_native #tvos

FFmpegKit is a tool that helps developers use FFmpeg in various applications like Android, iOS, and more. It has been retired, meaning there won't be any new updates. This tool was useful for converting video and audio files, but now users need to find alternative solutions. The benefit of using FFmpegKit was its ability to easily handle media processing tasks across different platforms, making it convenient for developers. However, with its retirement, developers must look for other tools to achieve similar functionalities.

https://github.com/arthenica/ffmpeg-kit

#typescript #android #app_framework #expo #framework #frontend #ios #javascript #mobile #native #native_apps #react #react_native #typescript #universal #web #web_framework

Expo is a tool that helps you make apps for Android, iOS, and the web using React and JavaScript. It simplifies the development process by handling complex tasks, allowing you to focus on features. Expo offers fast setup, easy access to native features like the camera, and painless updates without needing store approvals. You can write one codebase and deploy it across multiple platforms, saving time and effort. Expo also has a strong community and flexible workflows, making it easier to find help and customize your app as needed.

https://github.com/expo/expo

#kotlin #android #awt #compose #declarative_ui #desktop #gui #ios #javascript #kotlin #multiplatform #reactive #swing #ui #wasm #web #webassembly

Compose Multiplatform is a Kotlin-based framework by JetBrains that lets you build user interfaces for multiple platforms—iOS, Android, desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux), and web—using mostly shared code. It is based on Jetpack Compose for Android, so you can use similar APIs across platforms, speeding up development and ensuring consistent UI design. iOS support is in beta, web is in alpha, and desktop and Android are stable. You can also access native features like camera or maps easily. This helps you save time, reduce bugs, and create apps that work well everywhere with less effort.

https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-multiplatform

#typescript #android #appwrite #backend #backend_as_a_service #docker #firebase #flutter #hacktoberfest #hosting #ios #javascript #nextjs #react #react_native #reactnative #self_hosted #selfhosted #serverless #swift #web

Appwrite is a backend platform that helps you build web, mobile, and Flutter apps quickly and easily. It handles complex tasks like user authentication, database management, file storage, and more, so you don’t have to build these from scratch. Appwrite is open source, secure, and works with many programming languages and frameworks. You can use it in the cloud or host it yourself using Docker. The main benefit is that it saves you time and effort, letting you focus on creating great features for your app instead of worrying about backend setup and maintenance[3][5][1].

https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite

#other #android #open_source_project

You can access a comprehensive and up-to-date collection of thousands of Android open source projects, categorized by components like custom views, libraries, tools, and full applications, all available on codekk.com. This resource includes powerful development tools such as the "开发助手" app for app analysis and debugging, and covers popular libraries for UI elements (ListView, ActionBar, ViewPager), image loading, network requests, database ORM, animations, and more. It also highlights top developers and organizations contributing to Android open source. Using this collection helps you quickly find, learn, and integrate high-quality code and tools into your Android projects, boosting development efficiency and app quality.

https://github.com/Trinea/android-open-project

#cplusplus #android #app_framework #cross_platform #ios #mobile #mobile_development #react #react_native

React Native lets you build mobile apps for both iOS and Android using just one set of code, which saves a lot of time and effort compared to making separate apps for each platform. You use familiar JavaScript and React skills, and your app looks and feels like a native app on each device. Changes to your code show up quickly, so you can test and improve your app fast. This means you can get your app to users sooner, with less work and cost, and you can easily update or add new features as needed[1][3][5].

https://github.com/facebook/react-native

#kotlin #android #jetpack_compose #kotlin

Now in Android is a real-world app built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, designed to show developers how to make modern Android apps using best practices. It lets you browse and follow news, videos, and articles about Android development, and notifies you about new content matching your interests. The app is open-source, so you can see how it’s built, learn from its architecture and modularization, and use it as a reference for your own projects. This helps you stay updated on Android news and improve your app-building skills by seeing how a professional app is structured and tested[2][4][5].

https://github.com/android/nowinandroid

#cplusplus #3mf #android #asset_pipeline #assets #assimp #c_plus_plus #collada #dae #fbx #fbx_exporter #game_development #gamedev_tool #gamedevelopment #gltf #gltf2 #ifc #patreon #python #stl

The Open Asset Import Library (Assimp) is a tool that helps load many different 3D file formats into a common format. It supports over 40 formats for importing and several for exporting. Assimp works on various platforms like Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. It also provides tools to improve the 3D models, such as fixing errors and making them look better. This library is useful for developers because it simplifies working with different 3D file types, making it easier to create and manage 3D content across different systems.

https://github.com/assimp/assimp

#jupyter_notebook #android #asr #deep_learning #deep_neural_networks #deepspeech #google_speech_to_text #ios #kaldi #offline #privacy #python #raspberry_pi #speaker_identification #speaker_verification #speech_recognition #speech_to_text #speech_to_text_android #stt #voice_recognition #vosk

Vosk is a powerful tool for recognizing speech without needing the internet. It supports over 20 languages and dialects, making it useful for many different users. Vosk is small and efficient, allowing it to work on small devices like smartphones and Raspberry Pi. It can be used for things like chatbots, smart home devices, and creating subtitles for videos. This means users can have private and fast speech recognition anywhere, which is especially helpful when internet access is limited.

https://github.com/alphacep/vosk-api

#rust #adb #android #debloat #privacy

The Universal Android Debloater GUI is a tool that helps remove unnecessary apps (bloatware) from Android devices. This can improve your phone's performance, battery life, and privacy. It works on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and you need to enable USB debugging and install ADB to use it. The tool lists apps that are safe to remove and allows you to export and import your selections. However, some system apps can't be fully uninstalled without root access. Always back up your data before using it to avoid any issues.

https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater

#dart #android #cross_platform #expense_tracker #flutter #grocery_list #ios #kitchenowl #mobile_app #recipe_manager #self_hosted

KitchenOwl is a helpful app for managing your grocery shopping and recipes. It allows you to create and share shopping lists with others, which is great for families. You can also store and share recipes, plan meals, and track how much you spend. The app is open-source and free, meaning you can use it without paying and even help improve it. It works on many devices, including phones and computers, and can be used offline too. This makes shopping easier and helps you stay organized.

https://github.com/TomBursch/kitchenowl

#cplusplus #android_auto #android_automotive #headunit #wireless_android_auto

You can turn your car’s wired Android Auto into wireless using a Raspberry Pi and a special software called Wireless Android Auto Dongle. This DIY adapter connects your phone to the car wirelessly via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, without needing extra apps on your phone. It works with several Raspberry Pi models and boots up quickly, connecting in under 30 seconds. After the first setup, it automatically connects every time you start your car, making your Android Auto experience seamless and cable-free. This saves you from plugging in your phone every time and keeps your car’s infotainment system working smoothly[1][2][3].

https://github.com/nisargjhaveri/WirelessAndroidAutoDongle