Intro In this post we will demonstrate how to update an item in your RecyclerView. Updating an item in RecyclerView is useful when you are working with a list of elements that you will sent for example as a part of an API request, but the user has an optionRead More →
You may come across a situation when you need to mark visually the item that the user clicked in your RecyclerView. In our user scenario we need to change the background of the item in the RecyclerView on click by the user and then when the user clicks on aRead More →
This is the third part of SQLite for Android series tutorials with examples. Here you can find the first part – SQLite for Android Part 2: Insert Data In this example is explained hot to view insered data in to already created database and table. NOTE: Dont forget to add ButterKnifeRead More →
Recycler View and Adapter with Model pattern for Android Recycler View is used as the List View. The difference between the two is that the RecyclerView is using less hardware resources for showing the items in the list. For example, if you have list with 500 items, its not wiseRead More →