AndroidKickstartr - create a modern project in five clicks

Recently, a new web service has appeared that allows you to create a new project for android with all the modern goodies of third-party libraries with a few clicks.

The name AndroidKickstartr.com perfectly describes its task - as quickly as possible and simply configure a new project, adding there all the most necessary.



The creator of the project is Alexandre Thomas employee of the group of companies. Excilys, which is the curator of the well-known project of the open library Android Annotations , which improves the readability of the code and speed of development for android.



Service by simple tick placement allows you to configure the project to include the following features:

• Fragment Tabs - in-app navigation using tabs
• Android Annotations - increase readability and simplify development.
• Spring RestTemplate - simple work with rest-web services
• NineOldAndroids - the beautiful android 3.0 in earlier versions.
• ACRA is a convenient bugtracking, but I would personally recommend BugSense .
• ActionBarSherlock is the most well-known and convenient implementation of ActionBar for Android <3.0.
• Android support v4 is a standard compatibility library that brings features of 3.0 and higher (Fragments and Loaders) to earlier versions.

Integration is also expected in the near future:

• Roboguice 2.0 - by annotations like android annotations makes writing code easier.
• ViewPager sample - an example of using ViewPager for navigation by scrolling through fragments.
• ViewPagerIndicator is a beautiful header used when using ViewPager.

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Among other things, the service is able to configure the project to build using Maven



The service interface is simple and convenient:





And what libraries do you use in your project, Habrayuzer?



UPD:

Users advised:

Android Query - simple REST, ImageLoader, LocationManager, etc.

HoloEverywhere - ICS theme in earlier versions

ImageLoader - loading / caching images

DroidParts - all in one

PullToRefresh - an open source implementation of pull-to-refresh refresh lists

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