Names of all widgets-AGN HUB

 Here is a comprehensive list of widgets available in Android development with Kotlin. These widgets are part of the Android Views framework and are commonly used in layouts to build the user interface.

Text and Display Widgets

  1. TextView

  2. EditText (and its variants like TextInputEditText)

  3. AutoCompleteTextView

  4. MultiAutoCompleteTextView

  5. CheckedTextView

  6. MarqueeTextView (custom for scrolling text)

Button Widgets

  1. Button

  2. ImageButton

  3. ToggleButton

  4. CompoundButton

  5. Switch (or SwitchCompat)

  6. RadioButton

Selection Widgets

  1. Spinner

  2. ListView

  3. RecyclerView

  4. ExpandableListView

  5. GridView

  6. SearchView

Image and Media Widgets

  1. ImageView

  2. VideoView

  3. SurfaceView

  4. TextureView

Progress and Status Indicators

  1. ProgressBar

  2. SeekBar

  3. RatingBar

  4. CircularProgressIndicator (from Material Components)

Layouts and Containers

  1. LinearLayout

  2. RelativeLayout

  3. FrameLayout

  4. ConstraintLayout

  5. TableLayout

  6. GridLayout

  7. CoordinatorLayout

  8. DrawerLayout

  9. ScrollView

  10. HorizontalScrollView

  11. NestedScrollView

Pickers

  1. DatePicker

  2. TimePicker

  3. NumberPicker

Menus and Popups

  1. PopupMenu

  2. PopupWindow

  3. Toolbar

  4. ActionMenuView

  5. FloatingActionButton

Check and Toggle Widgets

  1. CheckBox

  2. Switch (or SwitchCompat)

  3. ToggleButton

Navigation Widgets

  1. NavigationView

  2. BottomNavigationView

  3. ViewPager and ViewPager2

  4. TabLayout

Cards and Lists

  1. CardView

  2. Chip

  3. ChipGroup

Custom and Miscellaneous Widgets

  1. WebView

  2. CalendarView

  3. Space

  4. Divider

  5. ViewStub

  6. ImageSwitcher

  7. TextSwitcher

  8. ViewFlipper

  9. StackView

  10. AdapterViewFlipper

Modern Widgets (Material Design)

From Material Components:

  1. MaterialButton

  2. MaterialCardView

  3. MaterialTextView

  4. BottomSheet

  5. Snackbar

  6. TabLayout

  7. AppBarLayout

  8. CollapsingToolbarLayout

Jetpack Compose (Widgets in Composable Style)

If you're using Jetpack Compose, widgets are replaced by Composable functions:

  1. Text

  2. Button

  3. Image

  4. LazyColumn / LazyRow

  5. Card

  6. Checkbox

  7. Switch

  8. ProgressIndicator (Linear/Circular)

  9. Slider

  10. Dialog

  11. Scaffold

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