How to deal with holoeverywhere library android

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I'm trying to learn how to make timetable in android using android studio ,so for that I got project from GitHub ,but the problem is that the app uses HoloEverywhere library which is old and its difficult to add ! so I wont to know if I could replace it by another one (like ActionBarSherlock is replace by AppCompat library ) or keep it (find way to add it to project ) ?

What I have tried:

compile org.holoeverywhere in build.gradel

Posted 7-May-18 21:36pm

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Updated 7-May-18 21:55pm

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User 7429338 · Answer 1 · 2018-05-07T21:56:00

What is the minimum android version you want to support? If you don't need to support versions older than 3.0, the Holo theme is available by default in the Android SDK and no third party library would be required.

To make an informed decision about support, you could have a look at Google's published android version market share[^]. Currently only 0.3% is still on versions older than 3.0.