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The 25 Best Android Libraries and Projects of 2020 — Summer Edition
Awesome libraries and projects released or heavily refreshed in the first half of 2020
The first half-year is a great time to sum up what happened in the Android world in terms of inspiring open source libraries and projects.
Below, you will find a list of projects which are really worthy to check, play with, and even apply to your production or side projects. Let’s begin.
1. Pokedex
Pokedex is a demo project which showcases a modern tech stack with MVVM architecture and repository pattern.
The project is obviously written in Kotlin, uses Coroutines plus Flow for asynchronous tasks and standard networking libs, OkHttp and Retrofit.
Actually, you may say that there is no difference between this and other similar projects. However, there is one major differentiator. It uses lately introduced Dagger Hilt as a DI framework. So if you want to learn Hilt in a real case scenario, the project is good to go. It has fairly good documentation and is released under an Apache 2.0 license.
