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NiceSpinner is a re-implementation of the default Android's spinner, with a nice arrow animation and a different way to display its content.

Aug 3, 2015, arcadefire

This library provides you a Spinner with the Material style. You can use it like any "normal" Spinner and add floating label text, hint and error messages.

Apr 18, 2015, ganfra

A simple spinner for Android with Material Design.

Feb 9, 2016, jaredrummler

If you like developing Android, you must "hate" Spinners. I had countless issues with Spinners and I decided to make a new one. BetterSpinner is using AutoCompleteTextView to do what a Spinner really should do.

Apr 7, 2015, Lesilva

Searchable Spinner is a dialog spinner with the search feature which allows to search the items loaded in the spinner.

Mar 11, 2016, miteshpithadiya

A Searchable Spinner with customizable color and a nice reveal animation.

Jan 21, 2017, michaelprimez

Android Spinner Widget with multi selectable list.

May 19, 2015, thomashaertel

This library provides you an RTL Spinner with the Material style. You can use it like any regular Spinner. Add RTL floating label text, hint and error messages.

Jan 22, 2017, aliab

A spinner you can customize your hint and header of dialog with floating label.

Jan 4, 2018, james602152002

Spinner2 is a re-implementation of the default Android's spinner, with a simple way for control selection behavior.

Oct 12, 2015, ablack13

Android's regular spinner can be really annoying sometimes. Unwanted calls during initialization, doesn't let user to select same item etc. Respinner is a simple spinner which supports item click events. You can set item click listener.

Aug 20, 2017, santalu

A flexibly configurable, beautifully animated, device-rotatable drop down list widget.

Mar 29, 2018, siralam

Bug free LabelledSpinner with native Spinner component floating label!

Feb 16, 2017, guitcastro

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