How to create a cardview with “slide” (similar to Nubank)?
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I'm trying to make a layout similar to cardview from nubank's main screen, however, I'm not able to find reference to base myself. What I'm having trouble finding, is like leaving the cardview with these dots. Can anyone point me some material, or even give me tips on how to do?
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I'm trying to make a layout similar to cardview from nubank's main screen, however, I'm not able to find reference to base myself. What I'm having trouble finding, is like leaving the cardview with these dots. Can anyone point me some material, or even give me tips on how to do?
Sorry for my English
android xml asked Nov 11 at 22:17
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I'm trying to make a layout similar to cardview from nubank's main screen, however, I'm not able to find reference to base myself. What I'm having trouble finding, is like leaving the cardview with these dots. Can anyone point me some material, or even give me tips on how to do?
Sorry for my English
android xml asked Nov 11 at 22:17
Gustavo Santos
1013
I'm trying to make a layout similar to cardview from nubank's main screen, however, I'm not able to find reference to base myself. What I'm having trouble finding, is like leaving the cardview with these dots. Can anyone point me some material, or even give me tips on how to do?
Sorry for my English
android xml android xml asked Nov 11 at 22:17
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I'd do that with a ViewPager and every fragment would have a CardView as the root.
The rounded border of the CardView is about 4dp and set the ViewPager pageMargin to be about 16dp.
About the dots... It is a page indicator
There's is this one
and many others, like this other one
This might give you the NuBank card effect
answered Nov 11 at 23:14
João Paulo Sena
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I managed to solve it, and I ended up answering my own question in Stack Overflow in Portuguese.
How I did it: https://pt.stackoverflow.com/a/345597/57664
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I'd do that with a ViewPager and every fragment would have a CardView as the root.
The rounded border of the CardView is about 4dp and set the ViewPager pageMargin to be about 16dp.
About the dots... It is a page indicator
There's is this one
and many others, like this other one
This might give you the NuBank card effect
answered Nov 11 at 23:14
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I'd do that with a ViewPager and every fragment would have a CardView as the root.
The rounded border of the CardView is about 4dp and set the ViewPager pageMargin to be about 16dp.
About the dots... It is a page indicator
There's is this one
and many others, like this other one
This might give you the NuBank card effect
answered Nov 11 at 23:14
João Paulo Sena
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I'd do that with a ViewPager and every fragment would have a CardView as the root.
The rounded border of the CardView is about 4dp and set the ViewPager pageMargin to be about 16dp.
About the dots... It is a page indicator
There's is this one
and many others, like this other one
This might give you the NuBank card effect
answered Nov 11 at 23:14
João Paulo Sena
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I'd do that with a ViewPager and every fragment would have a CardView as the root.
The rounded border of the CardView is about 4dp and set the ViewPager pageMargin to be about 16dp.
About the dots... It is a page indicator
There's is this one
and many others, like this other one
This might give you the NuBank card effect
answered Nov 11 at 23:14
João Paulo Sena
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answered Nov 11 at 23:14
João Paulo Sena
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answered Nov 11 at 23:14
João Paulo Sena
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answered Nov 11 at 23:14
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I managed to solve it, and I ended up answering my own question in Stack Overflow in Portuguese.
How I did it: https://pt.stackoverflow.com/a/345597/57664
answered Nov 24 at 11:41
Gustavo Santos
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I managed to solve it, and I ended up answering my own question in Stack Overflow in Portuguese.
How I did it: https://pt.stackoverflow.com/a/345597/57664
answered Nov 24 at 11:41
Gustavo Santos
1013
I managed to solve it, and I ended up answering my own question in Stack Overflow in Portuguese.
How I did it: https://pt.stackoverflow.com/a/345597/57664
answered Nov 24 at 11:41
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1013
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