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OK, I know this is a bit of a clickbait-y title but it’s the best I could come up with.

This post is the second in a small series I’m writing about fragment transitions.

This is the first post in a small post series where I explore how to get transitions working nicely with fragments.

If you’ve started using Room (and you should if you haven’t), there’s a high probability that you will need to store + retrieve some kind of date/time.

If you’ve used the Material Design Components library (formerly known as the design support library), and specifically its scrolling components such as AppBarLayout, you probably noticed that flinging can sometimes stop quite abruptly.

This site is built with Jekyll and was hosted on GitHub Pages until recently, with all of the commit-to-deploy goodness that it gives you for free.

Note: this post is quite old now. As you can see below this isn’t an issue from Android 7.

This post has been updated multiple time since first publishing. The content is correct as-of March 13th 2019.

As you may have seen on the Support Lib 23.2.0 blog post, we now have compatible vector drawable implementations in the support libraries: VectorDrawableCompat and Animated VectorDrawableCompat.

It’s been a while since my last post so here we are. You may have seen that the 22.