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A helper class that extends SpannableStringBuilder and adds methods to easily mark the text with multiple spans.

Jun 7, 2015, binaryfork

HtmlSpanner allows you full control over how tags are rendered and gives you all the data about the location of a tag in the text. This allows proper handling of anchors, tables, numbered lists and unordered lists.

Sep 9, 2015, NightWhistler

A simple spannable string helper.

Nov 14, 2016, jaychang0917

A library to work with Spannable.

Dec 14, 2015, iwgang

Implementation of LineBackgroundSpan that adds rounded rectangle backgrounds to text.

Jul 19, 2016, Iojjj

Kotlin and Java wrappers around SpannableStringBuilder

Sep 29, 2017, SimonMarquis

Small & simple library to create a link url, mail, mention and tag in TextView.

Aug 23, 2017, bachors

This lib provides simple and fluent API for creating Android Spannable.

Oct 2, 2017, neworld

Complete abstraction from the Spannable API. Forget about all the boiler plate code and all the Object what nonsense that you have to deal with when working with Spannable.

Jan 20, 2017, yombunker

This Article covers Android Looper, Handler, and HandlerThread. These are among the building blocks of Android OS are Android’s way of solving the problems of asynchronous programming.

As the name suggests, it’s the context of the current state of the application/object. It lets newly-created objects understand what has been going on.

RxJava has become the single most important skill for Android development. Most of you must have worked with it in some form, either in your own codebase or through other third party libraries.

Android framework does not advocate any specific way to design your application. That in a way, make us more powerful and vulnerable at the same time.

In Android, working with images(bitmaps) is really difficult as the application goes out of memory(OOM) very frequently. OOM is the biggest nightmare for the Android developers.

This article is for anyone who is curious about the higher-order functions and lambdas in Kotlin but has no idea what they are exactly.

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