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  1. NYTimes-Compose Public

    An offline-first application in Jetpack Compose with MVVM architecture, representing a minimalistic implementation of Top Stories API.

    Kotlin 86 8

  2. PixImagePicker Public

    Pix is a Whatsapp image picker replica. with this, you can integrate an image picker just like WhatsApp.

    Kotlin 619 169

  3. BubbleTabBar Public

    BubbleTabBar is bottom navigation bar with customizable bubble like tabs

    Kotlin 374 45

  4. Oblique Public

    With Oblique explore new styles of displaying images

    Java 639 111

  5. MusicWave Public

    With MusicWave represent your Sound in a gradient colored Visualization

    Java 547 81

  6. Stash Public

    This Library allows you to store custom objects and arrrayLists in SharedPreference just like you store string and int.

    Java 67 20

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Contributed to akshay2211/splice, akshay2211/NYTimes-Compose, akshay2211/PixImagePicker and 5 other repositories

Contribution activity

September 2021

Created 20 commits in 8 repositories
Created 1 repository
Opened 1 pull request in 1 repository
akshay2211/ImgurSearchSample 1 merged
35 contributions in private repositories Sep 1 – Sep 15

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