Composed Weather
📜 Description
This is a simple weather app made with Jetpack Compose for the final week of Android Dev Challenge. It uses dummy data to show 24 hours of forecast for a single city. The city can be selected from a list below. User can add new cities by clicking the add button and remove them by long press.
💡 Motivation and Context
In this app I played around with animations. The current weather is shown animated in the main image at the top - clouds move, rain and snow is falling, stars twinkle :-). User can move the animation to another time of day - then sun and moon are travelling across sky, stars rotate and color of the sky animates smoothly from day to night and back. Different weather types also animate in and out based on the data and time of day shown.
The time of day displayed can be controlled in 3 ways:
- dragging across the weather animation
- scrolling the weather row with hourly forecast
- moving the slider above the weather row - this acts as a scroll bar of sorts with the nice side effect of the pin always pointing to current time in the weather row
All 3 of these share a single source of truth, so changing any one of them will also change the other 2.
📸 Screenshots
Here is a low quality (so it can be embedded here) gif of app in action. For better quality, look at video.
License
Copyright 2020 The Android Open Source Project
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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