chadcsong/shinebutton

This is a UI lib for Android. Effects like shining.

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Added to GitGenius on September 16th, 2026
Created on July 5th, 2016
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ShineButton is an Android UI library that provides button components with visual effects like shining animations.

The library addresses the need for visually distinctive button interactions in Android applications by offering pre-built button components with built-in shine and glow effects. Rather than requiring developers to implement custom animations from scratch, ShineButton encapsulates these effects into reusable button widgets that can be integrated directly into layouts.

The tool suits Android developers building applications where enhanced visual feedback on button interactions improves user experience. It is most appropriate for projects where standard Material Design buttons feel insufficient and custom animated buttons would strengthen the interface. The library is particularly useful for applications in entertainment, e-commerce, or gaming categories where polished UI animations are expected.

The project shows consistent maintenance with regular updates and active engagement with user issues and pull requests. Development activity demonstrates responsiveness to bug reports and feature requests from the community. The codebase is written in Kotlin, reflecting a modern approach to Android development practices.