RecyclerView Android Example with custom adapter, list sorting and glide

Create an app demonstrating the RecyclerView list. Includes a listview adapter, global variable, intents, java sorting with comparator, menus, navigation, glide library.

0:00 Intro to what we will build
5:01 Create the UI layout
17:35 Navigation.
25:51 Create the class to hold the president info
35:33 Layout Item For RecyclerView Population.
39:37 RecyclerView Set Up & Adapter.
59:30 Global List Of Values.
1:15:49 Edit President Item.
1:27:14 Sorting Menu.
1:35:00 Sorting List.

[ibuykx]

Sir, please don't stop creating youtube videos. You are one of the best, your voice is soothing and it makes everything more clearer. I think that's the talent you have, an innate talent that you have.

[RunnerDigest]

0:00 Introduction & Presentation.
5:03 Layouts.
17:35 Navigation.
25:51 Class President & List
35:33 Layout Item For RecyclerView Population.
39:37 RecyclerView Set Up & Adapter.
59:30 Global List Of Values.
1:15:49 Edit President Item.
1:27:14 Sorting Menu.
1:35:00 Sorting List.

[danny.odonoghu.]

Sir.. i bow down to you in respect. Such a clarity in presentation. I watched several videos on these topics but this gave clarity and conceptual understanding like no other.

[kahanxdesign]

Professor Shad deserves a community of millions!

[corruptedsave]

Your video just saved my entire study group. Thank you.

[ericfricke]

You are one of the best teachers on YouTube, and I'm talking about in ANY topic. Really appreciate the thoroughness and logical layout of your videos!

[alpha]

Just completed the whole tutorial, man you are god, I never heard a youtuber said don't subscribe, that hits hard, mad respect, love your videos, keep creating more contents like that. Thank you sir.

[Teshrich]

Him: "Don't Click Subscribe"
Me: *visciously clicking subscribe and turning on the notifications
These videos are a goldmine!

[AVdubs]

Shad these videos are amazing and you have become my go-to guy for developing my android app. It would be very helpful, since these videos are divided into sections, if you had time stamps and the name of each section in the video description so I could easily hop to the relevant section in the video without squinting at the hover-over-video preview to try to find it. Otherwise 10/10. Keep them coming!

[richy]

You know how to teach really well. A true professor.

[sadikursiam-]

Made my day !!!
RecyclerView is one of the great problem i have ever faced but your explanation is the best in the internet.. thanks, sir

[JonnyWisdom]

Shad these videos are fantastic. I have been fiddling around with Android Studio for 5 years, listening to you have cleared up alot for me.

[mattwest]

Thanks Shad! I liked the feature length format of this video. It made finding my mistakes trickier but when I followed along properly, the flow as great. If timestamps were included in the description that would have been awesome.

Keep the great videos coming!

[licutricu]

Professor Sluiter this tutorial helped me a lot.
!!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!!

[becayebalde]

Perfect video! It was so clear. I was amazed how fast I could understanding this!

[AkwKossu]

Great lessons, you are really good teacher! Thanks! Greetings from Finland!

[kenkencw]

thank you for drawing visualised explain, i watched so much tutorail until this, finally i understand what adapter means..

[hbtknet]

Thank you so much for the tutorial .I really appreciate your way of teaching .You teach by coding real apps that makes people understand by practical examples. I followed all the tutorial and the code works all ok except the last point : When editing, I have the same problem as the last one you solved by changing if ( id >-0) to if ( id >=0) but i still have the same problem : The original clicked items stays with a duplicate same item with the edited part .Your help is so appreciated. Best wishes from Bogota, Colombia

[PATRICKCHUAD]

Thank you so much Prof Sluiter ! T
his video is amazing, I'm able to follow it and completed the recycle view with image.

[karmaker]

Thank you very much Professor Shad Sluiter for your nice presentation. I have tried this and can add an item in the recycler list. However, when I close the app the new item added disappear. What is given in the item list, that only remains. But what is added from add/edit activity form, the items disappear, when I restart the app. Could you please fix the problem.