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This is my newest list of 25 Android libraries and projects which you may find useful, interesting and which are worthy to check. Check them below and enjoy! 1. transitioner Transitioner is a library which provides easy, dynamic and adjustable animations between two views with nested children. It is written 100% in Kotlin under MIT license and is really well-documented. This library supports API 19 and above and in the project there is also a sample app which presents its features. Undoubtedly this is worth checking! dev-labs-bg/transitioner transitioner - A library for dynamic view-to-view transitions github.com 2. FragmentRigger This library manages Fragments in a powerful way. The goal is to make Fragments easy to use and minify the cost of managing them. The library has a proper documentation as well as a sample app. It is released under MIT license. JustKiddingBaby/FragmentRigger FragmentRigger — :boom:A powerful librar...

Internet Controlled LED part 2 -- Suvin I showed you how to setup the basics for the project in my previous article. So now I'm gonna walk you through the next part. Step 3: Setting up the web server In the web server we need to host our JSON (Java Script Object Notation) File. Once the ESP8266 is connected to the internet, It reads this JSON file and determine is the light is turned on or off. Open your Notepad or the text editor you got on your PC ans type this. {"light":"on"} Actually we don't need anything to write on the JSON file because it is linked to the ON and OFF buttons and it writes automatically. But I wrote this just for show you what it is look like. Once you type the above, save the file and name it with light.json. Now you need a good web hosting service. I recommend "000 webhost". Its free and easy to setup. I'm not gonna show you how to host a file on 000 webhost now because there's a plenty of tuto...

Internet controlled LED using Arduino and ESP8266 | Part 1 last week I've been into some IoT projects and thought of sharing them with you. Well this one contains very basic stuff about controlling hardware through a web server. I'll start from the beginning and continue to some real home automation projects step by step. Stuff we are gonna need. Arduino development board ESP 8266 Module USB to TTL converter. 3.7v Lithium polymer Battery. A web server ( 000webhosting  is a good free service) Jumper Wires Note: If you are not using a battery, use a step down regulator. You can find one  here . So you can directly get power from your computer’s USB port. This is how it works. On the user side (or client side) there are two buttons. “Lights On” and “Lights Off.” Light On button sends a “on” value and Light Off button sends a “off” value  to the json file that will be hosted on your server. The ESP8266 module will be connected to home wifi...

THE ENOUGH ALREADY !!!! Sick of hearing about Kim Kardashian, Star Wars, or Donald Trump?  The “Enough Already” mutes your TV  when it detects any word or phrase by monitoring the closed captioning. It’ll unmute after 30 seconds as long as the word or phrase isn’t mentioned again. You can program it to block any phrase you want, making TV watching time much more enjoyable.