Attach to listview? about android-floating-action-button

[chalup]

It's addressed in 'caveats' section in readme:

"Unlike some other FloatingActionButton libraries this library doesn't implement "quick return" pattern, i.e. hiding the button on scrolling down and showing it on scrolling up. That's intentional, I think that should be responsibility of another component, not the button itself."

[Collinux]

@chalup What component do you think should be responsible for this feature? What do you recommend for the implementation of this feature with your library using the FloatingActionsMenu?

[chalup]

Next week we'll probably introduce the quick return pattern in our app. I'll update the sample app with our solution then.

Also, let me elaborate on this approach: start Google+ application and start scrolling slowly down. The feed filter, action bar, floating action button and "refresh" toast will disappear almost at the same time, with almost the same timings and almost the same easing curves. Can you spot the pattern here? I think that's what happens if each component implements the quick return behavior on it's own.

Things get even messier when we're talking about library that's supposed to be used in variety of applications with unique UIs. Either each of those libraries would have to conform to some spec (not gonna happen outside of failryland) or would have to implement heavy customization of behavior of each UI element.