This sims to be like Google lens , visual search: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20170817006094/en/Visual-Search-Open-Source
Repository GitHub: https://github.com/ZappenVDNS
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One of the key aspects of Android is its open-source nature, and one of the biggest players in the open-source community is GitHub. What better way to tie that all together than for GitHub to release an Android app? So here it is
GITHUB
" GitHub is the best way to collaborate with others.
Create, manage, and discuss issues and stay up to date with an integrated news feed for all your organizations, friends, and repositories.
View your issues dashboard to stay connected with all the issues you've reported, been assigned, or participating in the discussion on. You can also view and filter a repository's issue list and bookmark it for quick access."
As you might expect, the entire application is open-source, and GitHub has invited users to take a look through their app's repository to see exactly how the application was built. Fitting right in with the latest Android style, the GitHub app uses a nice implementation of the Android UI guidelines (AKA "Holo"), which should be a good basis for other application developers to derive their own application themes from.
The GitHub application requires an account to use, but it's free to sign up, so go check it out.
Credits (Source /copied) - Android Police , Playstore
Enjoy!!
Cheers!!
If it's not done already, you really should post this in a more generic app thread.
I'll try the app to follow up on CM9/AOKP.
Thanks.
There are plenty of foreign language learning applications in Google Play.
As my first application I would like to create one more.
However, I am a lazy Java developer and I would rather fork an existing one and refactor it than write it from scratch
I had a search on GitHub but couldn't find anything that I could use as a template.
Does anyone know of anything that I could use to get myself going?
I am starting android dev soon.
I want to use open source apps and modify them than publish them to google play for commercial use?
Does open source really mean I am able to use the open source code from f-droid and modify and use for commercial?
Is this how developers are efficiently coding these days? Is writing a program from scratch obsolete if it is available in open source?
Does anyone know any successful google play store apps that are purely based off open source? It would be helpful to see examples.
Muzei and Dashclock are both open source and good examples of how android apps should be.
But be aware that just because an app is open source that doesn't mean you can modify it and distribute is as your own
Hi everyone, I am an android developer, I want to share my first open source app with everyone, this app is growing, welcome anyone if you have any idea or suggestion, if you want to work together, welcome you in.
About my app:
An open source GitHub Android client app, faster and concise.
Source Code: Search 'OpenHub' at github.com
Google Play: App id is 'com.thirtydegreesray.openhub', or search 'OpenHub for GitHub'
Features
App
Two login types (Basic Auth) and (OAuth)
Light and dark theme, multiple accent color
Markdown and code highlighting support
English, simple chinese and hebrew support
Offline mode
Support trending repositories of 32 languages
Search repos and users
Shortcuts support
Notifications support
Bookmark users or repos
Record trace of the repos or users you have been viewed
Repositories
View repo info
Star, watch and fork repos
View repo files, commits and activity
Download source code, releases and files
View your private, public, forked and starred repos
View trending repos of daily, weekly and monthly
Search repos
View recent wiki updates
Users
View user info
View user followers, following, organizations
View user public repositories, starred repositories and activity
View your private repositories
Follow/Unfollow users
Search users
Organizations
View org info
View org public repositories and activity
View org members
Issues
View issue info and comments
Create, open and close issues
Create, edit and delete issue comments
Write comment with preview
View your created, assigned and mentioned issues
View repository issues
Commits
View commit info and files
View file diff
View repository commits
And more
OpenHub is growing, try to be better github client.
Interest in?
You can search 'OpenHub' at GitHub site, you will see the app source code and google play download link.
This is an awesome GitHub client!!! Very well done!
APKUpdater 2
APKUpdater is an open source tool that simplifies the process of finding updates for your installed apps. It will provide similar functionality to an app store, making it a very useful app for those who want to run Android without Google Play.
It has been rewritten from scratch with modern technologies to make it easier to maintain.
Releases
The app is in Beta. Expect crashes, errors and problems
Latest version: 2.0.0-beta2
Features
Update Sources: Find updates from APKMirror, Aptoide.
Search Sources: Find new apps to install from APKMirror, Aptoide.
Schedule background update checks and receive a notification when updates are found.
Supports Android 4.0.3 to Android 10.
Modern Material Design 2 with multiple theme support.
Direct install of updates for sources that support it.
App ignore list. Filter updates by architecture. Filter experimental apps. Filter apps by API level.
Github
Source code can be found on Github: https://github.com/rumboalla/apkupdater
Roadmap
Update Sources: F-Droid, Google Play.
Search Sources: F-Droid, Google Play.
Root support.
Android TV support.
More themes.
More options.