I was wondering if there is an \"official\" way to create apps for Android that will have the same design as the new Android market or Google+ app. By that I mean having the pos
https://github.com/pakerfeldt/android-viewflow
This is the best implementation of such a view. It's really great. Just like Google+ and Google Docs. with the title slides and everything.
I think you should look about the ViewPager
and the PagerTabStrip
. The viewpagerindicator
library is too much for a small pager title bar.
With the PagerTabStrip
you need only 4 lines to make this title.
I believe this is what your referring to ' Android Compatibility Package '
http://developer.android.com/sdk/compatibility-library.html
This allows the following:
ViewPager: A ViewGroup that manages the layout for the child views, which the user can swipe between.
PagerAdapter: An adapter that populates the ViewPager with the views that represent each page.
These are used in the G+ app
ListFragment
is used in the Market app.
Your best reading the URL I posted at the top for full description and use.
Another way to get best practive UI is to read the source of the Google Official Apps:
Google IO Sched Source
You might also want to check out some of the Google IO Presentations:
On the web: Implementing UIs IO 2011
On your phone: All IO 2011 & 2010 Videos ( Shameless Plug :p )
I was looking for exactly that and I found a library from the same guy that made ActionBarSherlock, it is an extension of viewflow (which was suggested above).
http://viewpagerindicator.com/
It supports circle indicators on bottom, tab indicators and title indicators (this is the ones that are used in android market)