Roberto Estivill

Not really. For some reason I thought there was a `TextView.setTextSize(size:Int)` method defined already, and that would be a problem.

I think this can be closed. I'm seeing all the downloadable aar's on maven central. 

Any particular reason why you need the app to be in Google Play? Would an APK linked to the release in Github do the job?

Are you missing the duration? Is `holder.cardView` not null ? Can you provide with a complete stacktrace?

Looks like it's related to your View, and it's parent. This particular technique references the parent, so you might want to double check the view you are passing in. https://github.com/daimajia/AndroidViewAnimations/blob/master/library%2Fsrc%2Fmain%2Fjava%2Fcom%2Fdaimajia%2Fandroidanimations%2Flibrary%2Fsliders%2FSlideInUpAnimator.java#L37

It's actually quite simple to accomplish this by using your own `BaseViewAnimator` I will take `SlideInDownAnimator` from the library as an example: ``` java public class SlideInDownAnimator extends BaseViewAnimator {...

Yes, this is planned at some point. While is not a problem for standard fixed sized images (launchers, actionbars, etc), for porcentual resize the user may have to enter the...

Initial support for SVG files :) b74c05273211be961e0ffa9ff3c2e27ac23e13f5

>I think you can use indicatorPosition: 0 in the TimelineThemeData I think this is what I was looking for, thanks @phamconganh. However, just adding `position: 0` to my `Indicator` subclasses...

> Have you found any solutions for this @robertoestivill ? I have not. I stopped working on this for the time being. I'm currently thinking on building an very simple...