262 Android SwipeRefreshLayout Example |
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it when asking how to implement pull-to-refresh or detect over-scroll at the top of a list in Android.
Recommended by 3 people across 3 different months, 2015 to 2017.
What it is
A short Android tutorial from the slidenerd channel (presented by Vivz) demonstrating SwipeRefreshLayout, the pull-to-refresh pattern. It covers showing and hiding the progress indicator with setRefreshing and responding to setOnRefreshListener's onRefresh callback, with code on GitHub.
What people said
Recommends Justl24 · 2015-06 · Stack Overflow · on “How to get informed about scrolling over the top of a ScrollView”
Thanks for the link, i've tried the given example and get it to work, but unfortunatelly it doesn't solve my problem. With this example i can get the position of scrollview, but i can't get information about the user wants to scroll "over the top" of the list, i just get information about scroll right to the top. But i found something on YouTube, hope i can translate it for me and bring it to work, because it seems to be exactly the thing i need. [this video]
Recommends Bradley Wilson · 2016-12 · Stack Overflow · on “Glide with android RecyclerView shows OutOfMemory Error (OOM)”
There is no easy way to determine what is causing your OutOfMemoryException but there are ways to prevent it. Firstly, I would read this issue [LINK] and then look into the Memory Monitor [LINK] features of Android Studio to determine whether anywhere else in your app is causing a memory leak. Then, I would look at some of the image sizes and whether you need to determine it necassary to crop the images when they are being binded. The .Override(width, height) feature in Glide could assist you (width and height will be resized with pixels). Even further .centerCrop() and .fitCenter() could also help. Glide Image Resizing & Scaling [LINK] If that doesn't help at all, I would suggest adding a L
Recommends Flash · 2017-04 · Stack Overflow · on “How to create a Listview which refreshes along with scrolling in android?”
You can use some libraries way cooler to top your ListView from android-arsenal.com . here is a list of libraries that are even new [LINK] You can see a detailed video by Vivz from Slidenerd Pull to refresh tutorial [this video]