Sriram Ramasubramanian

Tag Archives: drawable

Centered Buttons

December 11, 2014

How can we use the same hack as Multiple Text Layout in some UI we need most of the times? …

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Multiple Text Layout

August 14, 2014

Hack to allow a TextView hold multiple text layouts.

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Pseudo Selectors

March 13, 2014

It’s 25 years already! Happy birthday, WWW 😉 Let’s take a concept from HTML UI and try to achieve it …

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Texture Atlas

February 4, 2014

One of the greatest ideas in CSS is using sprites — tightly packing all images into a single image and …

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DroidCon India ’13

December 17, 2013

Last month I presented about “Optimizing UI Performance in Android Apps” at DroidCon India. The event was organized well by …

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Yo Zuck, Fix This!

September 25, 2013

Having worked on Firefox for Android since the native re-write, and constantly improving its performance, I know the entire UI …

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Color Drawable

May 30, 2013

Sometimes apps would need creating ColorDrawable in Java instead of using an XML. Usually, these colors are specified in colors.xml. …

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Overdraw

February 20, 2013

A couple of months back Romain Guy had posted a blog on performance of an Android app. Of the many …

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Compound Drawables

January 15, 2013

Many a times we tend to add an image to a text for a Button. The pictorial representation of an …

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Shaders

December 21, 2012

Lightweight themes are basically images aligned to the top-right corner of the desktop window. When we applied the same to …

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