FirebaseUI Firestore RecyclerView Part 1 - PREPARATIONS - Android Studio Tutorial

Coding in Flow · 82K views · 2018 · 11:28

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Why Stack Overflow recommends it

Stack Overflow users link it when answering Android questions about showing Firestore data in a RecyclerView that updates in realtime, often as a step-by-step setup to rebuild from.

Recommended by 3 people across 3 different months, 2020 to 2021.

What it is

Part 1 of a Coding in Flow tutorial series on the FirebaseUI FirestoreRecyclerAdapter in Android Studio. It covers creating a new project, connecting it to Firestore with the Firebase Assistant, adding the Design Support and CardView dependencies, and preparing icon drawables and a menu file.

What people said

Recommends Jana Voth · 2020-01 · Stack Overflow · on “Adding to Array-List doesn't work in For-Loop”

I couldn't get it running with the solutions/approaches mentioned, but I rebuild it following this tutorial: [this video] -> so using the Firestore RecyclerView (instead of the normal one) and the given setup (no For-Loop involved).

Recommends Ewa Basara · 2020-06 · Stack Overflow · on “Firebase firestore Recycle View in fragment. How to do delete on slide”

I'm working on my school project with Firebase firestore and firebase Auth. It's something like a Kanban app. My intend is to add delete documents from database while slide, and move documents to another catalog while sliding left-right. My main activity (TestActivity) is tabbed, so I want the deletion or moving to depend on direction and actual tab. Each tab have own Recycle View. You know: To do, In progress, Done. I tried to follow Code Flow: [this video] but my project need fragments, and with them, his "NoteAdapter" doesn't work. I found this tutorial: [LINK] and used it to place the adapter in right fragment. Everything works until I want to do something with the firebase documents. This do

Recommends Raheem · 2021-12 · Stack Overflow · on “How to dynamically update layouts in android studio”

You can use RecyclerView to populate views dynamically. RecyclerView is the most efficient and optimized. Useful resources: RecyclerView official documentation. [LINK] Using Firebase with RecyclerView Full guide video [this video]