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4 steps to Android Dot TabItem medium.com

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Gwendolyn 6 months ago in Android 0

TabItem is an indicator for showing an icon and a title of the current tab. It is widely used together with a ViewPager or ViewPager2. It is always wrapped by a TabLayout, which configure the appearance of each TabItem.

Other than icon and title presentation, there is also a dot presentation which requires some understandings about drawable state list and shape drawable.

In this article, I am going to walk through how to setup the following two dot TabItem styles with only 4 steps.

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