skysnap
Is there a doubleviewpager for android X?
Helo,
I’m using doubleviewpager in my project:
Is there something similar that works with android x?
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johnfisher
For AndroidX, you can use two ViewPager2 instances (horizontal and vertical) to replicate DoubleViewPager functionality. ViewPager2 is the recommended alternative and works well with AndroidX. Hope this helps!
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