android-query - Simpler Coding for Android Latest: Android-Query (AQuery) is a light-weight library for doing asynchronous tasks and manipulating UI elements in Android. Our goal is to make Android coding simpler, easier, and more fun! Why AQuery? Less Code AQuery allows the developer to be more expressive and write-less/do-more. Compare the length of these pieces of code that does the same thing. Before AQuery: public void renderContent(Content content, View view) { ImageView tbView = (ImageView) view.findViewById(R.id.icon); if(tbView ! With AQuery: public void renderContent(Content content, View view) { AQuery aq = new AQuery(view); aq.id(R.id.icon).image(R.drawable.icon).visible().clicked(this, "someMethod"); aq.id(R.id.name).text(content.getPname()); aq.id(R.id.time).text(FormatUtility.relativeTime(System.currentTimeMillis(), content.getCreate())).visible(); aq.id(R.id.desc).text(content.getDesc()).visible(); } AJAX Callback See Ajax Doc JSON Example Features:
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