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Implementing a simple ButterKnife with annotations ✍ write by NamCooper I. Basic knowledge of annotations brief introduction In development, we often see @Override, @Deprecated, @SuppressWarnings, which are common annotations. These annotations are equivalent to tags, with which compilers, development tools, or other programs can opera ...

Preface Android has many excellent third-party open source jar packages. We often use a lot of jar packages in our projects, but we often forget to confuse third-party jar packages when it comes to release, which will bring us a lot of trouble in development. All of these will summarize some popular third-party jar packages confusion ways her ...

Preface: ButterKnife is a View injection framework focusing on Android systems. It used to write a lot of findViewById to find View objects. With ButterKnife, these steps can be easily eliminated. Jake Wharton's masterpiece is widely used. Most importantly, using ButterKnife has little loss of performance, because the annotations ButterKni ...

cover GitHub Portal 1. Write before Recently, the project is busy. I haven't updated my blog for more than a month. Use my spare time to summarize the problems encountered in the project and share them with you! When I first saw the need to fill in the blanks, the first response was to go to Baidu, ah... No, Google search for similar Demo, bu ...

Introduction Introduction to MVP The starting point of MVP is to decouple views from business logic by separating concerns.The three parts of Model-View-Presenter can be simply understood as: Model is the data that will be displayed in the view. View is an interface for displaying data (models) and sending user ...

brief introduction Annotation Processor is widely used in third-party libraries in android development. Butterknife, Dagger 2, DBFlow and so on are common. annotation There are many Api s for annotations in Java, such as @Override for overriding parent class methods, @Deprecated for abandoned class or method a ...