ListView elements beside each other [closed] - android

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I would like create an application with a list of podcast with an UI like Google Music, but I do not know how to place items horizontally beside the other podcasts rather than below.
I use a listView and a cardView.

Well, GridView or a RecyclerView with a GridLayoutManager can do the trick.

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How to update item for firebase RecyclerView? [closed]

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My code works strangely, it should update document in the room and the firebase. For some reason, instead of setting himself up, he set the last item in the RecyclerView
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I saw this code on the internet and just tried to copy it

Can anyone give me a working example of expandable recycler view.? [closed]

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I am new at Android development and I need to implement a recycler view that can expand but when I searched on google, I get nothing. There are two or three libraries which are present on github for this purpose but neither of which I understand. So, after two days of searching on expandable recycler view, output is null. ANy help will be greatly appreciated.
I think you might Looking for this.
Follow below Link.
https://github.com/mrzulkarnine/RecyclerView-With-Expandable-Item-Demo
Do Modification as you required in your Recycler View items.
EDIT 1
Follow this link.
https://github.com/bignerdranch/expandable-recycler-view
Hope it will gives what you want.

Scroll CoordinatorLayout using ScrollBar instead of RecyclerView [closed]

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Someone can help me to scroll CoordinatorLayout using ScrollView instead of
RecyclerView?
it's not working without RecyclerView.
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If you mean you want to replace the RecyclerView with a ScrollView, use a NestedScrollView instead.

add our own UI to a view android xml file [closed]

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I have to add multiple options to an edit_text view as shown below, the views can be adjustable with the parent. I am not getting an idea how to do this, Can any one help how can we make this UI.
Thanks.
Take a look at these open source project in Github
https://plus.google.com/+RomanNurik/posts/WUd7GrfZfiZ
https://github.com/splitwise/TokenAutoComplete
https://github.com/kpbird/chips-edittext-library
See the below ScreenShots for the same
Hope this is what you are looking for.
There are some SO posts which may meet your need.Refer the below posts,
Creating a custom editText with tag-like feature
Contact Bubble EditText

Best way to handle many comments in android [closed]

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Currently in the app I'm working on as an ongoing project we have a limit of 100 comments per item.
Items can be stuff like forums, journals, and many more stuff. Some of these items are pretty custom and are added to a ScrollView instead of a generic Listview.
Now one client wants to be able to see even more comments since he needs to keep reading for his research.
What would be a good or even a better option could someone advise? What I"m thinking off now are the following.
At the end of our limit, add an "Show all comments" button which loads a simplified listView containing all the comments.
This way avatars will be easely hidden when not visible etc.
Pagination, load the next hundred by using pagination.
You should use a ListView in the first place because the views will get recycled and will not consume all the memory like the scrollView is doing

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