Compatibility with oder Android versions #17
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Using the NineOldAndroids library, I adjusted Lobsterpicker to work on older Android versions (I set the minSdk to 7, though it might work on even older versions). I tested it on and API 10 (Android 2.3.3) emulator and it seems to work.
Even though I could understand if you declined this PR due to the deprecated state of the NineOldAndroids library or due to the few KB of bloat it adds to the project, I think there are still many apps out there that need to support API 7+ and are thus not able to use your nice color picker in its current state. Supporting API 7+ would put this library on the same level as most of Google's Android Support Libraries.
In the process of integrating NineOldAndroids, I also updated the Android Gradle Plugin, compileSDK, targetSDK and support library versions to their newest versions, respectively.