• Pierre-Yves Ricau and Damien Villeneuve presented AndroidAnnotations at Lyon JUG.

Photo by Alexis THOMAS

• Pierre-Yves Ricau and Alexandre Thomas presented AndroidAnnotations at Devoxx 2012 (video available on Parleys.com).

• Pierre-Yves Ricau and Alexandre Thomas presented AndroidAnnotations at Devoxx France 2012.

Photo by Claude Falguière

• Alexandre Thomas and Pierre-Yves Ricau presented AndroidAnnotations at PAUG.

• Pierre-Yves Ricau presented AndroidAnnotations at FOSDEM 2012.
• Matthias Kaeppler from Qype talked about AndroidAnnotations at DroidCon London 2011.

• A comprehensive French article

• Adam Giemza wrote an article in the German monthly magazine Android360

• Mathieu Boniface wrote an article in GNU/Linux Magazine France

• Clean Code in Android Applications on SpringSource blog
• A Russian blog article, introducing AndroidAnnotations.
• A French blog article, introducing AndroidAnnotations.
• A Spanish blog article, introducing AndroidAnnotations.
• A bug reported on StackOverflow instead of the bug tracker.
• Alfred Manser has talked about AndroidAnnotations at the Open Source Android convention (slides, page 15)
• Quick reference to AndroidAnnotations and RoboGuice.
• Article describing AndroidAnnotations.
• The author of ActiveAndroid suggest to someone that he should use AndroidAnnotations.
• A Brazilian article about AndroidAnnotations

• Amro Mousa on Twitter

  I freaking live by @AndAnnotations these days. Makes Android development a breeze.

• Jerome BaToN on Twitter

  @AndAnnotations achievement unlocked : you're an open source hero :)

• Mohit Aggarwal, on the mailing list

  What an awesome library. So many features are just at fingertips. I [...] find AA indispensable for all future development. [...] Using AA is like having an extra team member.

• funk78 in an issue

  That was one point when i started AA where i said WOW that it wouldnt let me make mistakes and brainfuck myself like a jboss installation does

• Matteo Panella on Twitter

  @AndAnnotations is perhaps the most clever use case for the Java APT I ever saw. Great job, guys :-)