Android Fundamentals: Views and Adapters

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Sriyank Siddhartha

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:46

02 - Introduction to Adapters

02 - Introduction to Adapters.mp4

05:55

03 - ViewHolder Design Pattern.mp4

04:11

04 - ViewGroups Linked to Adapters.mp4

02:31

05 - Make the Most out of This Course.mp4

00:59

06 - Initial Project Setup.mp4

01:25

03 - Implementing RecyclerView

07 - Overview.mp4

01:50

08 - Setting up Resources.mp4

04:04

09 - Implementing Adapter for RecyclerView.mp4

09:11

10 - Inspecting Adapter Behavior.mp4

02:58

11 - Performing Add and Delete Operations.mp4

05:25

12 - Summary.mp4

02:26

04 - Creating Grids Using RecyclerView

13 - Overview.mp4

01:10

14 - Setting up Resources.mp4

04:14

15 - Using GridLayoutManager and StaggeredGridLayoutManager.mp4

02:31

05 - Exploring PagedListAdapter

16 - Introduction to PagedListAdapter.mp4

04:55

17 - Project Setup - Room Database.mp4

06:42

18 - Setting up Paging Library - PagedListAdapter.mp4

02:35

19 - Implementing PagedListAdapter.mp4

05:25

20 - Summary.mp4

01:37

06 - Implementing ViewPager2

21 - Overview of ViewPager2.mp4

02:32

22 - Creating Swipeable Views.mp4

05:34

23 - Creating Swipeable Fragments.mp4

07:33

24 - Summary.mp4

00:55

07 - Implementing a Spinner

25 - Overview of Spinner.mp4

00:56

26 - Implementing Simple Spinner Using ArrayAdapter.mp4

05:20

27 - Implementing Custom Spinner Using Custom ArrayAdapter.mp4

06:55

28 - What Next.mp4

00:26

08 - Tying It All Together

29 - Our Journey so Far.mp4

01:35

Description

Efficiently load and display data in a View using Adapter. Explore the implementation of the list, grid, staggered grid, paged list, swipeable Views, sliding Fragments, and a drop-down menu using Android Adapters.

What You'll Learn?

One of the fundamental requirement for any mobile app is to display data in a View. Very often, the data comes as a collection and must be displayed on the screen as a list or page. To help with this, Android provides a system called Adapter, which is responsible for making a View for each item in the data set. In this course, Android Fundamentals: Views and Adapters you'll understand how to implement Adapters for various use case scenarios. First, you will understand what exactly is an adapter. Next, you'll discover various types of commonly used Adapters associated with RecyclerView, Grids, ViewPager2, Spinner, and Paging library. Finally, you will explore when to use which adapter in your application. When you're finished with this course, you will have skills and knowledge of Adapters needed to manage Views and data set with the best possible performance.

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Sriyank Siddhartha

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Sriyank is a passionate software developer and loves to share his knowledge through his blogs and video courses. He follows "share and gain" principle which led him to publish many courses online. Though he has a deep love for Android he also specializes in other mobile app platforms such as iOS and also web development frameworks such as Laravel. He started his journey of sharing knowledge by holding hands-on workshops in various top level Indian Institutes such as NITs and IITs which eventually made him the speaker of one of the Google Developers Groups India which further supported his workshops in many more institutions. Currently Sriyank is working as freelance software developer and a proud online trainer. Apart from this, he loves to travel and explore new places.

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