Sliding Layer for android

This is a library that provides an easy way to include an autonomous layer/view that slides from the side of your screen and which is fully gesture ready, the same way as our detail view in Wunderlist 2 does. This pattern can also be seen in Google+’s notification center or in Basecamp’s detail view.
Easy as to draw a green droid yourself, just include the library inside of your source code and you are ready to go.

Useful links

Sliding Layer - GitHub
youtube video
SlidingLayer Demo on Google play

Developer

6Wunderkinder
http://www.6wunderkinder.com

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