This has a criminally low view count compared to other similar tutorials. This helped me far more than any other tutorial for RecyclerView stuff I've looked at.
Thanks for the compliment! I put a lot of time into this video because I thought most of the other RecyclerView videos weren't very helpful. Glad the video helped you out!
I rarely press the like button for a RUclips video, but this one deserves it with honors. You are a life saver to me, sir. My warm greetings from Egypt.
I love that you took the time to explain each method when you implemented the adapter, was a pleasant surprise to not get the usual "just do as shown and continue"
I spent a whole day using examples from the teacher and other youtubers before I stumbled upon your channel. I followed your tutorial which was pretty straightforward and My recyclerview worked on the first attempt in my app, using my classes and objects. Hands Down the best tutorial on recyclerviews. You should keep making more of these videos. I am subscribing because you did such a great job.
I wrote this in Kotlin on the fly following your lead bro, it WORKS! RecyclerView is demystified for me now, will revise my learnings! Thank you so much!
You are a very good narrator to explain RecycleView and wrote clean code. When I first build my setup recyclerView, I just dump everything inside OnCreate method, and I was confused of what I did. Hope I learn new things in your channel, please keep the channel live.
Dude you are absolutely a magician, it was so easy and fun to learn and understand at the same time the concept of Recycler View. Much love and respect man. Thanks for all the effort :)
Wow, I feel like I've stumbled upon a treasure with this channel. How bizarrely rare to see an Android Studio tutorial RUclipsr that you can both hear AND understand!
Seriously, this is the best explanation of RecyclerView I've found yet. I didn't realize that elements were more-or-less removed from the list while they're out of view (though makes sense for performance reasons when the list is massive, like a list that holds a chat conversation), so that diagram explained a ton of concepts really well that are not clear at all from the documentation. Also, really good editing on this video in general.
Well, I liked ListView and I think the RecyclerView should be used only in special cases. In my opinion creating massive lists where you have more than 50 (maybe 100?) items is a bad design. Android SDK in many aspects forces developers to make complicated things (like event-driven programming), and on the other side encourages to make bad design... There are special cases, where you may need really long list, maybe Twitter or Reddit application kind, but still there should be some filter to skip data which is not relevant for the user. Unless the user is bored, phone-addict, who lost ability to focus for more than TikTok video duration and doesn't know what he wants and just scrolls until he finds something interesting.
I remember when this object didn't exist and adroid apps that had huge lists would be so slow when you scrolled your battery would die before you were able to get to the end. Then some smart programmers came up with this idea using the standard list view. But then method was adopted and setup as it's own now called the RecyclerView. Today I finnally get to try to implement it myself.
Love how you described every method instead of every other tutorial that says "now write all this junk here, dont care what it does just trust me". Excellent tutorial :)
Incredible. Incredible. Incredible. This video answered weeks of misunderstandings, failures, and so much more. Thank you so much for posting this video. It was a lifesaver. You really changed someone's life today. Thanks. :)
In tutorials like this it can't be overstated how important correct vocal emphasis and sometimes repetition on the important items in the particular context is. So many tutorials just go through in an almost monotone voice. Building things in a logical order instead of going all over the place and not introducing new concepts beyond the expected level of knowledge is also important so you aren't left stupefied in a tornado of concepts you have never encountered before. Happily, Practical Coding exemplifies all these essential techniques.
Bro your videos have the clearest explanation about android studio concepts that I can find on RUclips. Very well edited as well! Straight to the point, approriate fast-forwards, simple and clear explanations! Thanks so much and please keep up your work!
This was an amazing video! I needed to create a similar type of list in my app for a college assignment. This was extremly helpful and I look forward to using recycle viewers for future projects.
what a great explanation to the RecyclerView, I watched a lot of tutorials and this by far the best I watched,. Everything is explained in a clear and a simple way to understand. Thank you very much, sir.
Thank you so much! You put more time to explain RecyclerView to me than my own university professors. Your explanations are really detailed and easy to understand. Subscribed!
You have no idea how much shit I had to dig through to find it all laid out in a simple impeccably explained self-contained video. Thank you so much for this.
You are an awesome teacher! I've watched probably 20 videos on RecyclerView and this is the only one that made sense from beginning to end. I look forward to your other videos.
Super helpful! I’m not new to computers or languages, but I am new to Java/Kotlin lol. And I’m trying to build an app and learn logic. Definitely a work out, but this is INCREDIBLY helpful.
Great explanation of what a recycler view does, but I see some bad things (even if I know it is for the sake of simplicity). Anyway, for a beginner this is gold, so good work dude 😎
This tutorial is a blessing from heaven! Very well explained, easy to follow along and to understand the concepts behind what's happening! THANK YOU SO MUCH❤ and keep it up!
Thank you so much, this has been the best video explaining recyclerview I'd seen so far very friendly and complete. For your ten months out I supposed you are no longer in youtube, and actually most comments I'd seen says the great work you did. Wherever you are, thank you for all the users we'd seen this video really made a great impression. Have a great life, you deserve it!
I cant believe that this has less views compared to other recyclerview videos. Thank man for helping me to understand this recycler view and looking forward to your other videos
Really good explanation, but how i can show users which items are clicked or which are not. And what after app restart? Will it shows the clicked items?
Is it possible to code an if statement to change the text colors in the recycler based on what is read? For example if the code read that it is "argon" it would change it to green or if read "oxygen" it would change the text to blue. Thanks!
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This has a criminally low view count compared to other similar tutorials. This helped me far more than any other tutorial for RecyclerView stuff I've looked at.
Thanks for the compliment! I put a lot of time into this video because I thought most of the other RecyclerView videos weren't very helpful. Glad the video helped you out!
Can totally relate
@@PracticalCoding bro thank you so much
I agree
true
I rarely press the like button for a RUclips video, but this one deserves it with honors.
You are a life saver to me, sir.
My warm greetings from Egypt.
You have saved a couple university students with this video! Thank You!
Good to hear!
Sir please post a video on searchview for the same recycler view example. Please
I love that you took the time to explain each method when you implemented the adapter, was a pleasant surprise to not get the usual "just do as shown and continue"
I was surprised too, it means his IQ is clearly above the 135 level
I spent a whole day using examples from the teacher and other youtubers before I stumbled upon your channel. I followed your tutorial which was pretty straightforward and My recyclerview worked on the first attempt in my app, using my classes and objects. Hands Down the best tutorial on recyclerviews. You should keep making more of these videos. I am subscribing because you did such a great job.
oh my god this has been the most thorough and straightforward tutorial, thank you for doing it better than 900 other ones ive seen
I spend about 4 hour looking for a good video talking about recycled views, thanks, honestly !
I wrote this in Kotlin on the fly following your lead bro, it WORKS!
RecyclerView is demystified for me now, will revise my learnings! Thank you so much!
You are a very good narrator to explain RecycleView and wrote clean code. When I first build my setup recyclerView, I just dump everything inside OnCreate method, and I was confused of what I did. Hope I learn new things in your channel, please keep the channel live.
Dude you are absolutely a magician, it was so easy and fun to learn and understand at the same time the concept of Recycler View. Much love and respect man. Thanks for all the effort :)
Wow, I feel like I've stumbled upon a treasure with this channel. How bizarrely rare to see an Android Studio tutorial RUclipsr that you can both hear AND understand!
Mate, this video is actually the reason I pass my exam. Continue your video, I never seen a better tutorial on YT.
I found the hidden gem and the best channel for modern android studio tutorial, guides and tips.
I have watched a few recyclerview tutorials, but this one, with your patience, passion and performance is best so far.
Seriously, this is the best explanation of RecyclerView I've found yet. I didn't realize that elements were more-or-less removed from the list while they're out of view (though makes sense for performance reasons when the list is massive, like a list that holds a chat conversation), so that diagram explained a ton of concepts really well that are not clear at all from the documentation.
Also, really good editing on this video in general.
Well, I liked ListView and I think the RecyclerView should be used only in special cases. In my opinion creating massive lists where you have more than 50 (maybe 100?) items is a bad design. Android SDK in many aspects forces developers to make complicated things (like event-driven programming), and on the other side encourages to make bad design... There are special cases, where you may need really long list, maybe Twitter or Reddit application kind, but still there should be some filter to skip data which is not relevant for the user. Unless the user is bored, phone-addict, who lost ability to focus for more than TikTok video duration and doesn't know what he wants and just scrolls until he finds something interesting.
I remember when this object didn't exist and adroid apps that had huge lists would be so slow when you scrolled your battery would die before you were able to get to the end. Then some smart programmers came up with this idea using the standard list view. But then method was adopted and setup as it's own now called the RecyclerView. Today I finnally get to try to implement it myself.
Here I am after wasting a whole day tryna figure out RecyclerView.
Only if I had seen this video sooner...
Great Content! You Earned a Subscriber.
Love how you described every method instead of every other tutorial that says "now write all this junk here, dont care what it does just trust me". Excellent tutorial :)
Incredible. Incredible. Incredible. This video answered weeks of misunderstandings, failures, and so much more. Thank you so much for posting this video. It was a lifesaver. You really changed someone's life today. Thanks. :)
In tutorials like this it can't be overstated how important correct vocal emphasis and sometimes repetition on the important items in the particular context is. So many tutorials just go through in an almost monotone voice. Building things in a logical order instead of going all over the place and not introducing new concepts beyond the expected level of knowledge is also important so you aren't left stupefied in a tornado of concepts you have never encountered before. Happily, Practical Coding exemplifies all these essential techniques.
Thanks for the compliment! Glad you found the video helpful
Bro your videos have the clearest explanation about android studio concepts that I can find on RUclips. Very well edited as well! Straight to the point, approriate fast-forwards, simple and clear explanations! Thanks so much and please keep up your work!
Omg, this is the most detailed recycler view tutorial that I've watched.
Amazing bro. You are a real geek Android developer & instructor
This was an amazing video! I needed to create a similar type of list in my app for a college assignment. This was extremly helpful and I look forward to using recycle viewers for future projects.
I hope you know just how amazing your explanations are. Never stop brother.
Seriously, the best explanation of RecyclerView so far.
Dude, you're the best. Clear, practical, concise tutorial. That's real education. Bless you
explained like a charm!!
Very clearly explained. I am implementing this in my project right now. Did face a couple of hiccups and am working on solving them.
YO WTF. This channel is so underrated. You make the best youtube tutorials about Android Studio ive ever seen
Nah it just feels illegal that you only have 5k subscribers and 11k views. You such a good tutorial youtuber.
what a great explanation to the RecyclerView, I watched a lot of tutorials and this by far the best I watched,. Everything is explained in a clear and a simple way to understand. Thank you very much, sir.
This is comprehensive, and profession oriented. you made my carrier one level up now
nice.. I got my own recyclerview effortlessly after watching this video. Keep it up! and thanx
This really helped me understand how Recycler Views work. Thank you
Yeay! a few hours and I finally made it. A few pitfalls here and there, but yeay! Thank you so much for an excellent video.
Good stuff bro! Currently working on a project and this video helps a lot!
I don't know why this chanel don't have a lot more subs, I mean you're amazing and a life savior! Thanks for sharing your knowledge :)
Sir, thanks a lot and more a lot again and again. You're just amazing, the way you're doing speaking is just incredible. Keep going 🎉
Thank you so much! You put more time to explain RecyclerView to me than my own university professors. Your explanations are really detailed and easy to understand. Subscribed!
You have no idea how much shit I had to dig through to find it all laid out in a simple impeccably explained self-contained video. Thank you so much for this.
THANK YOU so much for this!! My prof didn't really explain how it works and just coded in lighspeed expecting us to understand so this really helped
You are an awesome teacher! I've watched probably 20 videos on RecyclerView and this is the only one that made sense from beginning to end. I look forward to your other videos.
Somebody give this man a medal
This guide saved my damn life holy crap thank you aha!
Spent like 3 days trying to get this to work and this video finally made it happen
Watched other videos but this really helped me clear the concept.
Super helpful! I’m not new to computers or languages, but I am new to Java/Kotlin lol. And I’m trying to build an app and learn logic. Definitely a work out, but this is INCREDIBLY helpful.
Most amazing content about RecyclerView.This tutorial is gold.
Great explanation of what a recycler view does, but I see some bad things (even if I know it is for the sake of simplicity). Anyway, for a beginner this is gold, so good work dude 😎
Thank You so much for this video , u really made the recyclerView simpler , now I don't have to memorize everything .
the space between items while executing stay even if i put wrap-content to the constraint layout and also cardView i don't know how to fix it?
you're my android teache now! thank you for explaining this, i understood it word for word
Thank you, this video saved me so much time on my project🙏
This tutorial is a blessing from heaven! Very well explained, easy to follow along and to understand the concepts behind what's happening! THANK YOU SO MUCH❤ and keep it up!
Thank you so much, this has been the best video explaining recyclerview I'd seen so far very friendly and complete. For your ten months out I supposed you are no longer in youtube, and actually most comments I'd seen says the great work you did. Wherever you are, thank you for all the users we'd seen this video really made a great impression. Have a great life, you deserve it!
Many thanks! :)
Best RecyclerView Tutorial so far
One of best tutorial on this topic.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, and for explaining everything so thoroughly.
Wow the production value on this video! Hopefully later in the playlist I find what I'm looking for.
This is an amazing tutorial that is going to help me pass my Android dev class. Thanks a million!!!
That is the best recylerview tutorial i've ever watched
That's what we like to hear!
Very good explanation and very clear English-speaking. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! it helped me so much to understand about recyclerview- especially, when you explain each method in adapter. Subscribed!
Super detailed tutorial. Finally someone explains how exactly everything works! :)
I was practicing RecyclerView and stuck in a point. Just watch this half video and my problem got solved. Thanks for detail explanation.
Very Well Explained.... Keep uploading such informative content..
I cant believe that this has less views compared to other recyclerview videos. Thank man for helping me to understand this recycler view and looking forward to your other videos
Best tutorial ever.. but on click listener is little bit fast. This one is perfect ....
Sound effects when fast forwarding are on point
i have watched this video today but i have got a picture how recycler works
great work
Awesome tutorial, helped me with my project. I am going to watch the item click video now!
I enjoyed watching the video till the end and the explanation was comprehensive.
thank you very much.
Commenting cause of how impressive the content and quality was
Very clearly explained 👍 Thank you for your hard work. Do you have a follow up video for selecting an item of the recyclerView?
Thank you very much for this video! It helped me a lot with my project.
Such an amazing explanation of really a hard theme. You really helped me out with my own app. Thank you very much!
Wow you're genius!!! Thanks for great explanation, this video saved my life !!!!!
Really a good tutorial. I followed it step by step and easily made it! Thanks a lot!
Thanks mate. Very well explained. It helped me a lot!
I want to like this video twice or simply more than once
Wonderful video and thank you ... can we change language ? In same item row ?? I mean in a single item row multiple languages ??
I have the same requirement
Yes.... i also want to know
I'm also interested.
Um also interested
I'm also interested
Superb video and excellent editing. Thank you for making these videos :)
perfect explanation, tysm
The only video that helped me to understand it clearly
Very good tutorial in comparison to other tutorials about RecyclerView. Thanks!
Thanks man, very clear video, nickel chrome
Well explained man 👏👏
Keep making videos man, love them !
Very helpful with my current job. Thanks.
Really good explanation, but how i can show users which items are clicked or which are not. And what after app restart? Will it shows the clicked items?
You're a lifesaver man! Thank you so much
At 4:56 what is that value given to android:text in TextView?
Can anybody explain?
Реально молодец, сразу видно что человек старался: я почти всё понял даже не зная Английского языка (знал бы - понял всё ).
Так держать!
Thanks for the compliment! Always good to hear people are getting value from the videos I post
This video was so helpful! Thank you!
Thank you so much for the explanation🙏
Very Helpful Content
Great Explanation bro. If possible, please share the source code of your projects next time. Thanks a lot
such great tutorial! Thank you so much! You did help us a lot!
very good video, helped me so much!!
How to use this recycler view concept to your previous scientific calculator app, to get both portrait and landscape view in same file??
Is it possible to code an if statement to change the text colors in the recycler based on what is read? For example if the code read that it is "argon" it would change it to green or if read "oxygen" it would change the text to blue. Thanks!
It’s amazing 🤩 thank you 🙏
Glad you like it!