Open Source libraries to make apps and app development fast and fun - less boilerplate and managing infrastructure code

Our open source libraries run on over a billion devices and are used by large companies with especially high performance requirements.
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Slim & fast - that is what we stand for and that is why thousands of mobile developers wordlwide use our solutions, leading to more than a billion mobile users relying on our code

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Superfast

Above all, we value performance. Speed matters. Thus, we constantly benchmark our solutions against alternatives and optimize for performance.
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Lean & light

We keep all our solutions small and frugal. We also ensure all our open source libraries are optimized for maximum battery-friendliness. Perfect for mobile.
Easy to use libraries

Easy-to-use

We are developers ourselves and value the fun aspects of coding. Accordingly, our libraries are easy to use and save developers from tedious and unituitive tasks.
Open development

Developer-driven

We are passionate to deliver high performant, slim, and elegant solutions. Our libraries have more than 15.000 GitHub stars and are industry-proven.

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Library updates, new releases, related developments in open source, mobile databases, and Android

greenrobot-common 2.3 with improved ObjectCache

Version 2.3 of greenrobot-common was just released and brings a new cache implementation: as the class ObjectCache suggests, caches a number of objects in memory. The API is used in a key-value like fashion, very much like a Map. It comes with a couple of cache-specific features though:
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Multimaps in greenrobot-common 2.2

We just released greenrobot-common 2.2, a small utility library that we use in almost every project. This version adds multimaps, which are absent from standard Java and Android.  Unlike a regular map, multimaps allow multiple values for a single key.
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