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Re:Open sourcing our Android and iOS apps by ohstopitu on Wednesday December 14, 2016 @02:56PM (#13179131)
That's the entire issue, I've seen quite a lot of "sample" apps that do one thing (like nav bar, or fragments, or animations etc.)

But each of htem brings their own libraries, and don't explain what what's necessary and it's left to the user ot decide to how stitch all of this together.

Don't get me wrong...I'm happy for the demo apps (they had made my life a lot easier), but a production grade app is a whole different ballgame.

Re:Open sourcing our Android and iOS apps by dublinben on Wednesday December 14, 2016 @05:34PM (#13180310)
F-Droid is full of "real" apps that are completely open source. You can look at any of them to see how they work.